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Subject: Re: Address Labels
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Date: Mon, 22-Apr-85 03:01:35 EST
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From: cornell!clyde!watmath!utcs!wendy@uw-beaver.arpa (Wendy Harrison)

I suggest you forget about doing them on the laser printer
and buy a cheap dot-matrix with a tractor feed which will take
rolled or fan-fold labels.  The only thing you have to watch for
is that the labels don't get stuck in the mechanism--you should be
able to keep the platen or tension mechanism loose enough to prevent
this, and make sure you buy good quality labels that stick well to
their backing.  The nice part about this is that you can dedicate
the printer to this use and only have to load new labels once in a while.
I know from experience that loading labels (or changing forms or any
kind for that matter) is the secretary's bane.

Wendy Harrison
SoftQuad Inc.
Toronto, Canada
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