Vertical Printing

You can use the "Rotate Text" feature in the DYMO label software to print numbers and words vertically. Here's how:

Open the DYMO software and create a new label.

Type the 2 digit numbers and the words that you want to print vertically.

Select the text that you want to rotate.

Right-click the selected text and click "Format Text".

In the "Format Text" window, go to the "Layout" tab.

Check the "Rotate Text" box and select "90 degrees".

Click "OK" to apply the changes.

Now you should have the 2 digit numbers and words printed vertically on your label. Note that the orientation of the label may need to be adjusted for optimal printing.

How do I Type A number on the Dymo letratag keypad?

The Dymo LetraTag keypad is by default an alpha layout (letters only). To select a number you use the Number Lock button which puts it in numeric mode If you're trying to type letters A-J on a handheld LetraTag and you're getting numbers instead, simply press the Number Lock button to change the label maker from numeric to alpha mode.

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To print two-digit numbers side by side and have the words displayed vertically, you will need to use a programming language or software that supports printing or formatting text. Here are the general steps in Python:

1. Create a list of numbers: Create a list of two-digit numbers that you want to print side by side.
2. Create a list of words: Create a list of words that you want to display vertically.
3. Format the numbers: Use a loop or a list comprehension to format the numbers as strings with a fixed width. For example, you could format the numbers with a width of 2 and left-justify them: "{:2}".format(num).
4. Format the words: Use a loop or a list comprehension to format each word on a separate line, with a newline character (\n) at the end of each word: word + "\n".
5. Print the numbers and words: Use the print function to print the formatted numbers and words, either side by side or one after the other, depending on your desired layout.

Here is a simple example in Python that demonstrates these steps:

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numbers = [11, 22, 33, 44] words = ["apple", "banana", "cherry", "date"] formatted_numbers = [ "{:2}".format(num) for num in numbers ] formatted_words = [ word + "\n" for word in words ] for i in range(len(numbers)): print(formatted_numbers[i], end="") print(formatted_words[i], end="")

This will produce the following output:

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11apple 22banana 33cherry 44date

Note: The specific steps to print two-digit numbers side by side and have the words displayed vertically may vary depending on the programming language or software that you are using. The example above is written in Python, but similar functionality may be available in other programming languages or software.