Hello, Greg and others,
No, I meant the preparation in DBT itself, so the making of a few labels on
one sheet.
But many thanks again for the tip of the paperseller! I will also look there
for my new pacakge of braillepaper, because of I don't have a lot of
braillepaper at home anymore.
Vriendelijke groeten,
Jordy Deweer
Tel. +32(0)497/40.70.01
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Namens Greg Daniel
Verzonden: zondag 20 november 2016 13:14
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Onderwerp: [duxuser] Re: Preparing labels
Hi Jordy,
If the answers are related to paper/form sizes, you m ight check with
Star Continuous Card Systems
(800) 458-1413
www.braillepaper.com <http://www.braillepaper.com/>
The company has a huge variety of paper styles and sizes. Just a thought:
if you can find address labels, maybe you could put several labels on each
real label and then cut the individual labels to fit your needs.
Greg
At 06:22 AM 11/20/2016, you wrote:
Hello Greg,
Yes, I am familiar with that kind of little braille labeling, but the
problem is that I need more then 100 labels! It is much easier to make them
on the computer and to emboss them.
It are not all different texts, but I need, by example, 25 lables with cc#e,
15 with h#bj and so on!
I kno wit is possible to make those labels by a dymo, but i twill take a lot
of time. Unfortunately, I do not have this time.
But many thanks for your help; there will be others who have this question
to and who are able to make them manually!
For lesser volumes, I use the dymotape too. It is a very handy method to
label things!
Vriendelijke groeten,
Jordy Deweer
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Namens Greg Daniel
Verzonden: zondag 20 november 2016 11:23
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Onderwerp: [duxuser] Re: Preparing labels
Hi Jordy,
If I were making 4-character labels, I would use dymo tape, if you are
familiar withthetapeon which you can Braille, then peel off the back and
attach the label to a surface.
Greg
At 04:49 AM 11/20/2016, you wrote:
Hello all,
Is there a way to prepare some brailelabels from 4 characters, by 1 row? It
is to make a game accessible. If so, how do I have to make those labels?
And is it possible to emboss these little labels with an Index Everest V4 on
selfsticked plastic foil?
Thanks in advance!
Vriendelijke groeten,
Jordy Deweer
Tel. +32(0)497/40.70.01
Email: jordydeweer@xxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:jordydeweer@xxxxxxxxxxx>
