This article features in the January 3rd 2008 issue of @Labelcity.com (http://www.labelcity.com/docs/@LABELCITY_20080103.pdf) - our weekly broadcast of news, user stories and giveaways.

Dymo LabelWriters are being used more and more for barcoding applications because they have a very small footprint, they are ultra quiet, inexpensive to buy, they’re fast and they print at 300dpi - which is equal to most other barcode printers on the market today, some of which cost over $1000.

But when it comes to barcoding, the printer you choose needs to print the barcode you use, so that’s why Dymo has spent a lot of time and effort in supporting all the most common barcode symbologies (fonts).

Dymo LabelWriters support the following barcodes :

• Code 39
• Code 128
• Codabar
• UPC A/E
• EAN 8/13/128
• ITF-14
• Interleaved 2 of 5 barcodes

To learn more about Dymo LabelWriters, click this link: http://www.labelcity.com/eonline/items.asp?Cc=PRI-DYMO-LW