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Preferences, DYMO Label, Address Fixer, Address capitalization, Uppercase, Lowercase, Mixed case

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Customizing DYMO Label If you choose mixed case, you can add exceptions so that words with unusual capitalization will appear correctly in your addresses. For example, DYMO is always all uppercase and the E in FedEx is capitalized. To change the capitalization settings 1. Do one of the following: l For Windows, choose Preferences from the Edit menu. l For Mac, choose Preferences from the DYMO Label menu. 2. Select the Address Fixer tab. 3. Under Address capitalization, select one of the following: l Uppercase - to change the address to all uppercase text. l Lowercase - to change the address to all lowercase text. l Mixed case - to change the address to capitalize the first letter of each word. 4. Click OK to close the Preferences dialog box and apply your changes. To add capitalization exceptions 1. Do one of the following: l For Windows, choose Preferences from the Edit menu. l For Mac, choose Preferences from the DYMO Label menu. 2. Select the Address Fixer tab. 3. Under Address capitalization, select Mixed case. 4. Enter any words that you do not want this capitalization rule to apply to in the text box. Separate each word with a semicolon. 5. Click OK to close the Preferences dialog box and apply your changes. 90

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Customizing DYMO Label
If you choose mixed case, you can add exceptions so that words with unusual capitalization
will appear correctly in your addresses. For example, DYMO is always all uppercase and the
E in FedEx is capitalized.
To change the capitalization settings
1.
Do one of the following:
l
For Windows, choose
Preferences
from the
Edit
menu.
l
For Mac, choose
Preferences
from the
DYMO Label
menu.
2.
Select the
Address Fixer
tab.
3.
Under
Address capitalization
, select one of the following:
l
Uppercase
- to change the address to all uppercase text.
l
Lowercase
- to change the address to all lowercase text.
l
Mixed case
- to change the address to capitalize the first letter of each word.
4.
Click
OK
to close the
Preferences
dialog box and apply your changes.
To add capitalization exceptions
1.
Do one of the following:
l
For Windows, choose
Preferences
from the
Edit
menu.
l
For Mac, choose
Preferences
from the
DYMO Label
menu.
2.
Select the
Address Fixer
tab.
3.
Under
Address capitalization
, select
Mixed case
.
4.
Enter any words that you do not want this capitalization rule to apply to in the text
box.
Separate each word with a semicolon.
5.
Click
OK
to close the
Preferences
dialog box and apply your changes.
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