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I reactivated the plugin so I could run through the process.

One click? No.

First click on create a label.

Then enter the weight of the package. All my packages have a similar weight.

Then click get shipping rates.

Then select the service at the bottom of the window.. I use USPS priority mail.

Then click Purchase label on the right.

Then scroll all the way back up to the top top and click print label.

Then print the label when the print window opens up..

In contrast, the Woocommerce Shipping and Tax plugin…

Click the pink Create Shipping label button.

Enter the weight.

Click use these packages (directly below the weight)

Click USPS priority mail as the service which opens up directly below where you clicked “Use these packages”

And click buy shipping label.

Automatically, the shipping label print window opens up.

In the Shipping and Tax plugin, everything is pretty much linear, no hopping across thee screen to click this or that. Part of the issue with the new plugin is a bad, cluttered layout layout

Yes, I meant printing the actual invoices. I do use a different plugin to print my daily “job” invoices, but having the ability to (efficiently) print taxed-only invoices would be great, for giving a hardcopy stack of papers to an accountant during tax season =)
I will say that the plugin was incredibly helpful in finding the specific invoice numbers that contained sale tax. It was a long process before this plugin.

Thanks Prasant. Could this be due to running PHP version 7.3.6?

Tried to update to a newer version, but apparently I have to update Apache first according to my host… a PHP update didn’t take.