> On May 17, 2022, at 1:02 PM, charles meyer wrote:
> Odd question but not if you work in a library… besides using a label maker
> have you found any “marker” to label the “metal” part of a flash drive with
> just letters so it doesn’t get wiped out if you sweep your finger over it?
>
> Sharpies
I assume you are talking about a USB external flash drive. May I ask why you
want to mark the _metal_ part of the flash drive?
That is the part that inserts into the computer USB port. I would be very wary
of doing anything with that part of the flash drive. Any kind of paint or
marker could
What about an engraver?
https://www.dremel.com/gb/en/p/dremel-engraver-290-1-v391
No wiping that off!
On Tuesday, May 17, 2022 at 15:48, Michael Monaco eloquently inscribed:
> I would sand the metal or plastic lightly before using the paint pen for
> better
> adhesion. You could also put a l
I would sand the metal or plastic lightly before using the paint pen for better
adhesion. You could also put a label protector or book tape over the marking if
it is big enough.
Mike Monaco
Coordinator, Cataloging Services
261B Bierce Library
The University of Akron
Akron, Ohio 44325-1712
He/hi
>
> On May 17, 2022, at 3:06 PM, Collin Schwantes
> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> My organization was part of a major viral discovery research project funded
> by USAID ~3 years ago. The systems for making that data available need to
> be documented and updated and I'm wondering if there are any gra
Hi All,
My organization was part of a major viral discovery research project funded
by USAID ~3 years ago. The systems for making that data available need to
be documented and updated and I'm wondering if there are any grants or orgs
that commonly fund that type of work.
thanks!
Collin
--
*Co
We use a 'paint' pen for our electronic items that we check out.
Available at most art stores and probably at office supply places.
Ann Kucera (she, hers)
Systems Librarian
Adobe Digital Lounge Coordinator
Park Library 305 | Central Michigan University | Mount Pleasant, MI 48859
P: 989-7
CD marker pen with oilbased ink works but not forever :)
17 May 2022 Sal 20:17 tarihinde Cameron Metcalf <
cameronmetc...@cunet.carleton.ca> şunu yazdı:
> Whiteout pen?
> Nail polish?
>
> Cameron
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Code for Libraries On Behalf Of charles
> meyer
> Sent: May
Whiteout pen?
Nail polish?
Cameron
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Odd question but not if you work in a library… besides using a label maker
have you found any “marker” to label the “metal” part of a flash drive with
just letters so it doesn’t get wiped out if you sweep your finger over it?
Sharpies don’t work.
Thank you!
Charles.
Charles Meyer
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