The DYMO label software integrates easily with most of your favorite software applications - to print labels for almost anything you can imagine: envelopes and packages, files, binders, videos, name badges, CDs, and even more. I’ve uninstalled, restarted and reinstalled several times with no success!Īlso tried an older version v8.Capable of producing over 40 label styles and sizes, the LabelWriter 400 is the small, fast and functional label printer for everyday use. I can select it and print to it from word etc. Make sure your label printer is installed… blah, blah… Or run network printer utility… blah, blah, blah”ĭymo web service is active and knows the printer is there, windows device manager sees the printer, knows its there and what not. “DYMO Label require a DYMO label printer to be installed. Then came to use it again today and now when trying to start Dymo label i get the following error msg Imported address book, all good worked like new… Had the hdd fail recently so replaced it, I had an old 350 turbo and upgraded to a 450 twin turbo a couple of years back now, and have never had any issue until today! I will much appreciate any help to solve this matter.
I have been reading and re-reading the rather scant and sparse docs about the Framework but cannot find a solution. There is an issue, though, with Label Proxy Service that cannot be started, but it should not matter given that I am trying to print from the same machine where the printer is connected via USB. The printer works fine from Dymo Label Software and MS Word the check environment test ( ) shows true for both isFrameworkInstalled and isBrowserSupported.
I am using Chrome >39 and Windows 7 (had the same problem with Safari and Mac OSX 10.9). In fact, the getPrinters() method returns an empty array and the printer page ( ) alerts “No Dymo printer installed” on loading. Not sure whether it’s a connection issue, but I am unable to print to a Labelwriter 450 Turbo from a web application using dymo Label Framework/javascript (latest version).
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