[OPLINLIST] Barcode duplicator

[Bob Neeper]

Just a bit off your question...

If you only want to do somewhat occasion bar-coding, there are programs
available.

We used Ultimate Label Maker II for years.

You typed in the number
It would print 4 lines on blank sheets of labels.
You could make from 1 (of 30) labels to a full sheet of 30.
   Community Library
       (barcode)
     Barcode number
   Sunbury, Oh 43074

It could auto-inc the number or you could type it in.
 Duplicating should be easy enough. Scan instead of type.

For only a few barcode,  you're limited on how many times a sheet goes
through the printer.
Heat wears on the adhesive. Possibly leaving the label in the printer

Chauncey still does it. (Possibly using Corel now)
Last November he did a complete box 100 sheets, 3000 incremental labels

LaserJet (labels and printer) is best, crisper and less likely to smear.
We use a HP 6L printer
For onesy/twosy you could get a different printer or smaller page of labels

Bob

R. W. (Bob) Neeper     Cell: (740)-407-3572
Community Library
44 Burrer Dr.
Sunbury, Oh 43074
Tel:  (740)-965-3901




-----Original Message-----
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Behalf Of Don Yarman
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2008 5:20 PM
To: oplinlist at oplin.org
Subject: [OPLINLIST] Barcode duplicator


Does anyone have any experiences, good or bad, with barcode
duplication systems that they could share with me?  I'm curious
whether those machines that let you scan a barcode and they
print a duplicate really work as well as their costs suggest they
should.

--
		Don Yarman, Assistant Director
		Delaware County District Library
		84 E Winter St; Delaware OH 43015
		740.362.3861 | AIM: yarmando
		yarmando at delawarelibrary.org

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