@movieman630
With some slight overlap (which can be trimmed from the lower edge), it fits very nicely on a #6 small white envelope. Your address is in the upper left corner, & the buyer's address is in the right middle area, and the metered mail block is where a stamp normally would have been affixed. There is a bar-code below the buyer's address.
I don't know if the ESE labels can be printed from a Zebra device -- perhaps someone else can answer that one for you. I just generate my ESE labels from my laptop, through my printer.
The first acknowledgement that is recorded when an ESE label has been printed is exactly that -- that a label has been printed. That data is also important for your Dashboard score. After your ESE has arrived at the USPS Distribution Center (NOT your local post office!), the ESE should receive its first USPS acknowledgement notice. This may not occur on the same day that you mail the ESE, since normally the USPS Distribution Centers are located in other towns and other counties -- and sometimes that first USPS acknowledgement is further delayed by shipping over a weekend or holidays.
If there is a delay in recording that initial USPS acknowledgement, you may receive a temporary "ding" on your Dashboard score; but those "dings" generally disappear after a few days.
I've been shipping stamps and trading cards using the ESE for a couple years now, without any complaints from buyers, and with no lost items. Definitely read the instructions CAREFULLY, and try it out for yourself!
