[ale] Dymo labels

[Paul Cartwright]

On Friday 12 January 2007 01:49, Michael B. Trausch wrote:
> It would really depend on what the end use of the label maker is going
> to be. ?Is it going to be used by a single person? ?Multiple people?
> Low load? ?High load? ?Most places I've seen that use label makers use
> one of two types: ?the type with the metal imprinting thingy on black
> "tape" which produces raised letters that are white from the
> discoloration of the bent (plastic?) tape, and the little label maker
> machines that are independent of any computer and cannot even be hooked
> up to one. ?They're mostly useful for low- to medium-load work, though,
> and I am not sure what one could recommend for something that would need
> to be a shared, high-yielding thing like this.

actually, these Dymos are heat sensitive paper, no ink required. With peal-off 
backing. the higher priced models also do stamps ( with PC/Mac software ). My 
wife uses them at work, and seems to think we would benefit at home if we had 
one:
http://global.dymo.com/enUS/Categories/LabelWriter_Printers.html
 For amazing speed and ease printing dozens of label styles and sizes ? plus 
new No-Monthly-Fee DYMO Stamps? postage labels. Prints any label in about a 
second. Needs no ink or toner!
? 55 label per minute print speed
? USB Connection
		$139.99

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Paul Cartwright
registered Linux user #... oh I forget!