For the oldies amongst us.
Before PCs and Desktop Publishing, who else used Dymo Tape to label stuff, or used a soft pencil to Letraset nice fonts onto their LPs, cassettes and Shit?
Just me?
Mehh
Carry on
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King Nobby wrote:
For the oldies amongst us.
Before PCs and Desktop Publishing, who else used Dymo Tape to label stuff, or used a soft pencil to Letraset nice fonts onto their LPs, cassettes and Shit?
Just me?
Mehh
Carry on
Before PCs and Desktop Publishing, who else used Dymo Tape to label stuff, or used a soft pencil to Letraset nice fonts onto their LPs, cassettes and Shit?
Just me?
Mehh
Carry on
you mean the labeler that had the disk on top to select what letter you were going to use? Then you had to squeeze the handle to imprint the letter?
I had me one of them.....
Aadynn Litefoot wrote:
King Nobby wrote:
For the oldies amongst us.
Before PCs and Desktop Publishing, who else used Dymo Tape to label stuff, or used a soft pencil to Letraset nice fonts onto their LPs, cassettes and Shit?
Just me?
Mehh
Carry on
Before PCs and Desktop Publishing, who else used Dymo Tape to label stuff, or used a soft pencil to Letraset nice fonts onto their LPs, cassettes and Shit?
Just me?
Mehh
Carry on
you mean the labeler that had the disk on top to select what letter you were going to use? Then you had to squeeze the handle to imprint the letter?
I had me one of them.....
Dracoid (peace be upon his name) has just discovered vinyl so I've dug out my old '60s and '70s LPs for
"I started out with nothin' and I still got most of it left" - Seasick Steve
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their LPs, cassettes and ****?
LP's and cassettes yes. Though I usually made little flags to poke into my ****..
"If you have selfish, ignorant citizens, you're gonna get selfish, ignorant leaders". Carlin.
King Nobby wrote:
For the oldies amongst us.
Before PCs and Desktop Publishing, who else used Dymo Tape to label stuff, or used a soft pencil to Letraset nice fonts onto their LPs, cassettes and Shit?
Just me?
Mehh
Carry on
Before PCs and Desktop Publishing, who else used Dymo Tape to label stuff, or used a soft pencil to Letraset nice fonts onto their LPs, cassettes and Shit?
Just me?
Mehh
Carry on
What timing! I was cleaning out some boxes in the attic this weekend and found an old manual label maker. Back in my day, we used a quaint device called "Masking Tape & a Sharpie"
Belkira wrote:
Wow. Regular ol' Joph fan club in here.
Ever use one of those old engravers that made your hand numb by the time you etched the second letter on whatever you were engraving?
I use a Dymo label maker every day at work...
Except it's a mini label-printer with its own computer software.
trickybeck wrote:
I use a Dymo label maker every day at work...
Except it's a mini label-printer with its own computer software.
Hehe /nod
I used to use those rub-on letters printed on plastic. Is that Letraset?
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