@dtom9172 wrote:
I'm going from printing individual labels with an attached invoice to bulk labels with a thermal label printer. Any good reading or do you just plow through? Is there a preferred browser for bulk labels? One main concern is combining shipping for customers that don't use the cart.
Thanks Danny
There's almost no adaptive process to thermal labels, save to enjoy the time savings. The labels on eBay open in pdf files and I've used various browsers - I just use the one native to most of my work. So you want to have, say, Adobe loaded if you don't already. Setting up a thermal printer is very easy - basically the driver will load, and you just need to make sure your parameters are 4 x 6" in the print setup.
Maintenance is important and very easy: after every couple of rolls of media I clean the print head with high-strength isopropyl alcohol on a little clean sponge (the same kind you might use for camera equipment) or you can just purchase the wands. This keeps the print dark (dirty print heads cause mottled printing) and protects the print head from burning out.
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