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Buying color ribbons for ID card printers can be very confusing for those who are new to the field. All ribbons are coded with either Y, M, C, K, H, F, and I ink types, which stand for Yellow, Magenta, Cyan, Black, Heat Seal, Fluorescing, and Inhibitor panels respectively. Once you know what these codes mean for your printer, you...

To use the document Internal Database, please execute the following steps: Click the Connect to database button to connect to the internal document database. On the right of the screen, in the Database dockbar, click the Add Column button to create a new database column: On the next window, under Column Name write the name of the database column you...

Selecting the best ID card software is one of the most important aspects of taking full advantage of your new ID card printer. Although a basic starter level software can help you to finish your one-time ID card printing task with ease, it doesn’t come bundled with extra features.

There are many options in ID card printers these days, and each one of them has its own unique features in regards to security, reliability, and connectivity options. Magicard Enduro 3E excels in all these three aspects, making it one of the most trusted names in the industry today. It is, in fact, perfect for use in schools and colleges...

Zebra has introduced a new series of ID card printers incorporating some of the most cutting edge features available on the market. These printers have a few properties that are not often seen in your typical ID card printers. Below is a brief overview of some of the features of the Zebra ZC300 Series card printers.

The Zebra ZXP Series 7 ID printer is completely different from the Series 8 with the absence of optional dual lamination module. This is a heavy ID badge printer which weighs around 27 pounds. Additionally, if you add the optional lamination module, the total weight becomes 39 ½ pounds which can be heavy to carry. However, if you are looking...