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Dymo 220P Contents, Getting Started, About Your New Label Maker, Getting to Know the Label Maker

Models: 220P

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About Your New Label Maker	5
Product Registration	5
Getting Started	5
Connecting the Power	5
Inserting the Batteries	5
Connecting the Optional Power Adapter	6
Inserting the Tape Cassette	6
Using the Label Maker for the First Time	7
Getting to Know the Label Maker	7
Power	7
LCD Display	8
Format	8
Insert	8
Settings	8
CAPS Mode	8
Num Lock	9
Backspace	9
Clear	9
Navigation Keys	9
Cancel	9
Formatting Your Label	9
Changing the Font Size	9
Adding Font Styles	10
Adding Borders and Underline Styles	10
Creating Two-Line Labels	11

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The easy-to-use label maker with PDA-style keyboard LabelManager 220PUser Guide titled-2Getting Started ContentsUsing the Label Maker for the First Time About Your New Label MakerUsing the Label Maker Memory TroubleshootingUsing Symbols and Special Characters Printing OptionsFigure 1 DYMO LabelManager 220P Electronic Label Maker Getting Started Connecting the PowerAbout Your New Label Maker Product RegistrationTo insert the batteries Connecting the Optional Power AdapterTo connect the power adapter 2. Plug the other end of the power adapter into a power outletUsing the Label Maker for the First Time Inserting the Tape CassetteTo insert the tape cassette Getting to Know the Label Maker PowerTo set up the label maker To print a labelInsert LCD DisplayFormat Num Lock SettingsCAPS Mode BackspaceChanging the Font Size CancelFormatting Your Label Adding Font StylesTo add a border style Adding Borders and Underline StylesTo set the font style To add an underlineAligning the Text Using Mirror TextCreating Two-Line Labels To create a two-line labelUsing Symbols and Special Characters Adding SymbolsTo insert a symbol Subscripts/SuperscriptsAdding Punctuation Using the Currency KeyTo insert a currency symbol Adding International CharactersPrinting Multiple Labels Printing OptionsPreviewing Your Label Creating Fixed-Length LabelsSaving a Label Using the Label Maker MemoryAdjusting the Print Contrast To set the label lengthTo save the current label Opening Saved LabelsInserting Saved Text To open saved labelsCaring for Your Label Maker To clean the cutter bladeTo clean the print head Solution TroubleshootingProblem/Error Message the Print ContrastDocumentation Feedback Send email messages to documentation@dymo.comEnvironmental Information US FCC Class B CompatibilityPage A Newell Rubbermaid Company 2007Produced by DYMO Stamford CT M220P-UKWEU.indd