Re: OT ish - Label making methods

[Geoff Hargreaves <geoffwhargreaves@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The yellow text on clear (so long as it's rectangular) should be
available as a tape for your Dymo labeller. I have used Black on Clear
(if you reverse the text it allows you to stick it on the inside of
glass windows) with a Dymo and also Red on White with a Brother labeller.

Your circular label - if it isn't too large, you can print it out on an
inkjet and use a label maker. This is aimed at kids / crafters whereby
you write on a small bit of paper, feed it into the machine, crank the
handle and voila - the bit of paper you wrote on feeds out the other end
attached to some plastic coated paper, ready to peel off and stick.

Not sure what their correct name is but I am sure most Art & Craft
places will stock them.

HTH
Geoff


On 27/09/2010 18:53, Gary Tall wrote:
> Sort of off topic, I've got a Dymo label maker but thats limited to
> rectangular labels with black on a given colour tape. I've a
requirement to
> make some more colourful labels, some with yellow text on a
transparent
> background and some of which need to be circular, I have an inkjet and
am
> reasonable good with photoshop, what are my best options for printing
the
> labels?
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> Thanks for any help in advance
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> Gary
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