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How to generate USPS sack label barcode using the barcode labelling software? The following details outlines the process of creating a USPS sack label barcode, highlighting the need for specialized software and equipment, and offers tips to ensure the correct generation of the SLB. It also provides a detailed explanation of the required equipment and software: *To generate a USPS SLB, users need to obtain necessary equipment and software. The USPS offers a free postal one software application for Windows and Mac operating systems, which can be downloaded from their website. A barcode printer capable of printing USPS-approved barcodes is also required, which can be found on their website. *To generate a SLB, users need to input mail origin, destination, type, and sack weight into the postal onesoftware. The software then generates a unique barcode for mail sack based on this information, ensuring accurate tracking and tracking of mail sack. *The SLB barcode must be printed on a USPS-approved label affixed to the mail sack, centred on the seam and aligned with the bottom, after it is generated. The label must be placed on the top of the sack, centred on the seam, and affixed to the mail sack. Various cost associated with USPS sack labelling: *Equipment cost: This encompasses various hardware components such as barcode scanners, printers, and other devices needed to read and print barcode label software. *Software cost: This encompasses various software tools such as barcode creation and tracking software, which are essential for managing the barcode system. *Maintenance cost: The cost of repairing or replacing damaged or outdated equipment, as well as cost of updating software and maintaining the system over time. *Training cost: The cost of training personnel on using and troubleshooting the barcode system, as well as maintaining it, is included in the total cost.