Weekend Widget: Address Fixer

June 13, 2009

How often do you have an incomplete or even an incorrect address? Dymo created the Address Fixer Utility to make sure you can solve the problem quickly and easily. Simply type in the questionable address, press a button and the address will automatically be fixed. There is one limitation: it only fixes US addresses. Of course, you can’t beat the price since it is free.

The reason Dymo created this utility is for their LabelWriter printers. We’ve used the LabelWriter 400 Turbo in our office for years and have had previous versions of the printers before that. It is definitely a handy way to create shipping labels.

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