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Title: tape editor almost will not function
Review: This is my third Dymo LabelWriter. This time I bought their combo label and tape (strips of adhesive labels, usually plastic coated) printer when my tape printer died. Big mistake. I use some special symbols and fonts. The label portion doesn't pass my formatting on from Office Word.The tape editor is really hard to use. If you have any special symbols, something as simple as making the text bold changes everything to symbols (not even from the symbol font I was using).Worse, if you labor hard enough to construct a tape and print it, you will have all your formatting stripped away when you save.If all you do is print one-font, one-size labels and tapes, it is probably an okay printer. The label printer seems okay but tape printer jams now and then but not too often (every 25 to 50 print operations).Since Dymo has only offered the most inane support to many requests for aid, I will not buy a Dymo product again. I'll try Brother, probably.
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