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From: rhelps@yoda.byu.edu
Newsgroups: comp.sys.handhelds
Subject: Re: some more 48SX questions (alpha label)
Message-ID: <468rhelps@yoda.byu.edu>
Date: 4 May 91 05:32:08 GMT
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>>                                   HP placed a little decal
>> on the back of the HP-41 which detailed various keys for the alpha
>> keyboard.

I made my own label for the 48.  I could hardly believe it when I turned
my 48 over and saw just blank plastic.  It violates the Swiss Army Knife
ethic.  Anyway I got hold of a sticky label, about 3" x 2", Xeroxed the
most useful table out of the little quick reference manual onto it and
voila' - instant reference.  To Xerox onto the sticky label I used a
copy machine with a straight through path, the the kind that is suitable
for card and envelopes.  Stick the label onto a blank 11x8.5 sheet, do a
couple of test runs to get the positioning and reduction right then send
label through.  The whole job takes about half an hour of fiddly work
with a xerox machine and costs about 50c for the copies.  It has saved
me much more than this in time and convenience.

Just a suggestion.  Don't jam up the office copy machine.

- Richard helps -
Provo, Utah