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> Try using small amount of nail varnish remover on a cotton wool
Careful what sort of nail polish remover you use! The ones with acetone will
take the label off, all right, but will probably dissolv
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From: Lynch, Jason JD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 21 February 2000 00:27
Subject: RE: MD: Labels
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> Says Matt Wall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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Says Matt Wall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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. . . i was wondering if anyone has found a way to
get the labels off the md, i dont wanna have 5 labels on top of each
other or wreck a md by using a razor blade or something like that on it.
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Well i've never tried this for MD, b
Does anyone have a template for the PressIT labels, so I can print them on my PC?
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Just get a pair of reading glasses to wear when you need them. You can still
wear your contacts.
I know what you mean. I practice martial arts, and the glasses do sometimes
get in the way. However, I can't see without them, and my astigmatism is not
corrected very well with contacts.
-- Martin
> Martin Schiff wrote:
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> Read my lips. BIFOCALS.
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> I can read and write the edge labels easily, but not without my glasses
> [grin].
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I suppose I may have to succumb eventually, but I use contacts, and I
understand bifocal contacts are WAY expensive. Also, I spend a lot of time
on my moun
> > do many people actually use
> > the labels (other than the narrow, edge ones) ?
All I do is label my cases with the narrow labels to give the name of the
mix or album(s) on the disc. I just have to make sure the right disk goes
back in its case.
Ehren
> I'M curious: (read my emails and you know it) do many people actually use
> the labels (other than the narrow, edge ones) ? I can't write (or read) that
> small.
Well, I frequently listen to few enough discs that I can colour code them
somewhat.
I buy the colour collections usually, and store
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Read my lips. BIFOCALS.
I can read and write the edge labels easily, but not without my glasses
[grin].
-- Martin
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Simon Barnes
Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2000 11:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: MD
I've used labels on occasion. But usually it's a pain to set them
up on the computer. My printer, cna print that small, but I sure can't.
When I do, its just a small spine label, and a tracklist on the top.
Comes in handy when you want to take 20 discs with you on a trip, and see what
you're
Simon Barnes asked,
| I'M curious: (read my emails and you know it) do many people actually use
| the labels (other than the narrow, edge ones) ? I can't write (or read) that
| small.
I use them only for the disc name. Because I erase and replace so much and
because my eyesight isn't that grea
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> I'M curious:
Howdy Curious, I'M Neil...pleased to meat you ;-)
> (read my emails and you know it)
S'funny, I've always seen you sign them as Simon :-)))
Oops - Doh! You mean you're curious by nature, and your emails are testamen
I use the removeable 3.5 disk labels sold at most office supply stores. I
use a template in MS publisher spliting the lable in half.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Matt Wall
Hopefully this will be a simple question for someone to answer
If you remove a label, it is possible to remove all the crap and glue from
the MD using any household polish. I know this sounds weird, but all the
glue and paper soak up the polish and using a cloth or tissue will wipe the
stuff off.
It takes a while, but if you can be bothered, then you can
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