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Dymo
DYMO Labelwriter for the dedicated Dymo label and tape maker machines, supports the following printer models:
- LabelWriter 450
- LabelWriter 450 Turbo
- LabelWriter 450 Twin Turbo
- LabelWriter 450 Duo
- LabelWriter 4XL
- LabelWriter 400
- LabelWriter 400 Turbo
- LabelWriter Duo
- LabelWriter Twin Turbo
- LabelWriter 310 (models 90966, 93029 & 93034 ONLY)
- LabelWriter 315 (model 90975 ONLY)
- LabelWriter 320 (models 90892, 93031 & 93036 ONLY)
What's New
Version 8.5.1.1879:
- Support for OS X 10.9 Mavericks.
Requirements
Intel/PPC, OS X 10.5 or later
Intel/PPC, OS X 10.5 or later
DYMO Labelwriter User Discussion (Write a Review)
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DYMO Labelwriter for the dedicated Dymo label and tape maker machines, supports the following printer models:
The LabelWriter 300, 330, and 330 Turbo printers mentioned in the list above are only supported when connected through a USB port on your Mac computer. Printers connected to a serial port or using a Serial-to-USB adapter are NOT supported.
With some video cards set to display thousands of colors, you may notice that label shadows are distorted or have the wrong colors. If this happens, you can either turn off drop shadows or switch the display to either 256 colors or millions of colors and the distortion will not occur.
- LabelWriter 450
- LabelWriter 450 Turbo
- LabelWriter 450 Twin Turbo
- LabelWriter 450 Duo
- LabelWriter 4XL
- LabelWriter 400
- LabelWriter 400 Turbo
- LabelWriter Duo
- LabelWriter Twin Turbo
- LabelWriter 310 (models 90966, 93029 & 93034 ONLY)
- LabelWriter 315 (model 90975 ONLY)
- LabelWriter 320 (models 90892, 93031 & 93036 ONLY)
- LabelWriter 330 (model 90891 & 93037 USB ONLY)
- LabelWriter 330 Turbo (models 90884, 93033 & 93038, USB ONLY)
- LabelManager PCII
- LabelManager 450
- LabelManager 450D
- LabelPoint 350
The LabelWriter 300, 330, and 330 Turbo printers mentioned in the list above are only supported when connected through a USB port on your Mac computer. Printers connected to a serial port or using a Serial-to-USB adapter are NOT supported.
With some video cards set to display thousands of colors, you may notice that label shadows are distorted or have the wrong colors. If this happens, you can either turn off drop shadows or switch the display to either 256 colors or millions of colors and the distortion will not occur.
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Gary30 reviewed on 14 Apr 2013
Finally, under previous versions of Mountain Lion I was able to print a label using the software while the printer was disconnected, then carry my laptop over to the printer, connect it and have the labels print. Under 8.4.2.9 and OS X 10.8.3, doing this causes the printer to show as disconnected even after physical connection with no (known to me) remedy short of yanking the entire Dymo installation, installing 8.4.2.9 from scratch and scrounging a copy of DYMO_LabelWriter_400.ppd from an old backup.
To summarize my experience under ML 10.8.3: I need to ALWAYS connect the Dymo printer prior to hitting the Print button on their software and stick with this version rather than updating to 8.5.
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Homeworld reviewed on 20 Dec 2012
https://dymo.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/101
GBFHT - Dave reviewed on 19 Dec 2012
Anyone else got any suggestions?
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vaillaw reviewed on 05 Dec 2012
KaraAgnarsdottir reviewed on 08 Nov 2012
lgarcia reviewed on 04 Oct 2012
Spektrum32 reviewed on 14 Aug 2012
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Jazzygb1 reviewed on 10 Aug 2012
I have 2 iMacs in my office and could print my labels from either of them in 10.68 by enabling printer sharing via system preferences.
This feature worked fine on both Macs in 10.68, but refuses to in OSX 10.8.
It prints okay directly from USB on the host iMac, but when I try and add the Dymo as a shared printer on the networked imac (running OSX 10.8), I get a message saying 'The software for the printer you are trying to install is no longer supported. Please contact the servers administrator'
I was hoping this update (8.4.1.1) would resolve this issue, but sadly it does not.
Please fix this frustrating problem ASAP, as I cannot properly use the label writer as it currently is.
Thanks
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Fishboy reviewed on 30 Jul 2012
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Installing this latest version wiped out my address book.
EXPORT your address book >before< running v 8.5.0.1836.
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The other iMac used to be able to see and print to the Dymo like any other shared printer, but since the recent update of one iMac to OSX10.8, this has become impossible.
It still see's the printer, but when you try and add it you get the error message.
Please fix, as it's the only thing stopping me from installing OSX10.8 on both iMacs.
Thanks
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I have 2 iMacs in my office and could print my labels from the networked iMac just by enabling printer sharing on the host Mac in 10.68.
This feature worked fine in OSX 10.68, but is now broken in 10.8.
When I try and add the Dymo as a printer on the networked imac (running OSX 10.8), I now get a message saying 'The software for the printer you are trying to install is no longer supported. Please contact the servers administrator'
I was hoping this update would resolve this issue, but sadly it does not.
Please fix this frustrating problem ASAP.
Many thanks
Geoff
Darn if I could not find the installer disc for my LabelWriter 330 after all these years!
The directions to look in the user/library/printers folder sent me to the old back up hard drive and presto, there it was, the LabelWriter 330 driver, Ver 6.5 all 475k of it.
Copied it over to the OS X 10.6.7 printers folder, closed all the open windows and then erased the current label writer (DYMO 007) and reinstalled the LabelWriter one more time, this time I had a choice of drivers, the DYMO driver (no not this one) or the LabelWriter 330 (finally) and viola, the Dymo software no longer says no driver found, and the printing works like a charm.
Labels and Addresses now works correctly as well. When the driver was the DYMO driver the Labels and Addresses would try to print a label, actually it would print on a label, but the fields were completely misaligned, now it's the way it used to be with Mail Factory.
If anyone needs a copy of the driver I will send it to a few people and they can then share it further!
Thank you for the suggestion to look for the old driver, having lost the installer disc, I had no clue what to look for.
You can be sure I will be burning this to a CD and keeping it safe.
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Wmumpower rated on 04 Feb 2013
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::mile:: rated on 17 Jul 2012
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