Formatting Your Label, Cancel, Changing the Font Size

Cancel

The key allows you to exit from a menu without making a selection or to cancel an action.

You can choose from several format options to enhance the appearance of your labels.

Six font sizes are available for your labels: Extra Small, Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large, and Extra Extra Large. The font size applies to all

characters on a label.

1.Press .

2.Select Font Size and press }.

3.Select the desired font size and press }.

The font size indicator on the display changes as you select font sizes.

NormalOutline

Bold	Shadow
Italic	Vertical

The style you select applies to all characters. Styles can be used with alphanumeric characters and some symbols.

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Contents

LabelManager 220P Contents Printing Options Dymo LabelManager 220P Electronic Label Maker Getting Started Connecting the PowerAbout Your New Label Maker Replace the cover To connect the power adapterTo insert the batteries Slot. See Figure Using the keyInserting the Tape Cassette To insert the tape cassette To print a label PowerTo set up the label maker Getting to Know the Label Maker Insert LCD DisplayFormat Backspace SettingsCaps Mode Num Lock Adding Font Styles CancelFormatting Your Label Changing the Font Size To add an underline Adding Borders and Underline StylesTo set the font style To add a border style Aligning the Text Using Mirror TextCreating Two-Line Labels To insert a symbol Adding Symbols Adding International Characters Using the Currency KeyAdding Punctuation Creating Fixed-Length Labels Printing OptionsPreviewing Your Label Printing Multiple Labels To set the label length Using the Label Maker MemoryAdjusting the Print Contrast Saving a Label To open saved labels Opening Saved LabelsInserting Saved Text To save the current label Remove the tape cassette To clean the cutter bladeTo clean the print head Caring for Your Label Maker Problem/Error Message Solution Troubleshooting Send email messages to documentation@dymo.com Documentation Feedback US FCC Class B Compatibility Environmental InformationPage 2007