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Steven Dinius  
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 More options Feb 19 2005, 4:57 am
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From: "Steven Dinius" <sideb...@srvinet.com>
Date: Sat, 19 Feb 2005 09:57:51 GMT
Local: Sat, Feb 19 2005 4:57 am
Subject: Re: Bandspread Dial lettering - horror!
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"Bill Jeffrey" <wjeff...@NOSPAMalum.mit.edu> wrote in message

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> jjbunn wrote:

> > I was expecting to be able to find clear transparent 8x11 sheets of
> > sticky Avery labels, but the only transparent labels I could find were
> > matte.

> Keep looking, and look in the section for HP paper, not Avery.  What you
> want is Vugraph (transparency) stock - 8-1/2 x 11 sheets of clear
> acetate.  Until recently, it was used for making PowerPoint (etc)
> presentations via an overhead projector.  I have several 50-sheet packs
> in front of me right now, bought at Office Max.  It is called "HP
> Premium Transparency Film", and it is specifically intended for ink-jet
> printers.

> Now, printing white onto it may be a trick.  Is white ink available for
> ink-jet printers?

> Bill Jeffrey

??? Just set the font color to WHITE? I would reckon. Photoshop and others
deal with printing transparencies.

 
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