30915 POSTAGE STAMP LABEL
SETUP INSTRUCTIONS for NetStamps
Compatible with Dymo Stamps, Endicia InstaPostage, NetStamps.
Oct 22, 2007©, Sep 16, 2021©
GETTING STARTED
First install your Dymo LabelWriter printer and software according to the directions that came with it. If you already have a Dymo installed, check that you have the latest software version. Start the Dymo Label Software, click Help then click Software Updates. If needed, download and install the free update from www.dymo.com support. Note, that if you are using a Twin Turbo, to always check your Printer Preferences before printing to insure the proper left or right roll is selected and the printing orientation is correct. Load the labels and you’re all set.
Printing Stamps/Endicia or Dymo Stamps USPS Postage Stamps
Follow the Stamps/Endicia instructions to move your account to NetStamps. If you have a paid account, you will use the Stamps or Endicia website access. If you are being moved from a free Dymo Stamps account, you will download and install a free Endicia NetStamps application. Make sure any current account balance or credits are shown on the new account.
Once you open the app or the website page for stamp printing, input the Serial Number provided with your current order. Select your postage, and print. Note that the stamp information printed using a PC is rotated and in a slightly different format, but still completely acceptable to USPS. Mac users will currently still print the 30915 label as usual.
Make sure to always print a test label before actually printing stamps. If your printer should disconnect from the application, restarting the app restores the connection. Note that if there is a printer problem, misprints, or you run out of labels, that reprinting is now done in the app or on the website, and must be done in the current session, you can not come back later after exiting. See Reprinting NetStamps.