WTB...45's with printed tags

Subject says it all looking for new ecords for my Seeburg G with
printed tags.

Originally Posted by

Subject says it all looking for new ecords for my Seeburg G with
printed tags.

I hope you realize there is a very cheap program being made that lets you select what color, design, patterns, etc to make your own labels. It's called "Jukebox Titlestrip Maker." It does multiple styles, either 45's; 78's and CD's. Just use the heavier card stock paper and tell your printer that use "card Stock". A lot easier than looking and paying more for records that come with title strips. Good Luck.

On Oct 17, 8:07*pm, Bob Raney
wrote:
;689045 Wrote:

Subject says it all looking for new ecords for my Seeburg G with
printed tags.

I hope you realize there is a very cheap program being made that lets
you select what color, design, patterns, etc to make your own labels.
It's called "Jukebox Titlestrip Maker." *It does multiple styles, either
45's; 78's and CD's. * *Just use the heavier card stock paper and tell
your printer that use "card Stock". *A lot easier than looking and
paying more for records that come with title strips. *Good Luck.

--
Bob Raney

Bob,

There's an online company (I'll have to look on the other computer)
that charges a 1x fee. Lots of templates, fonts, colors, etc. It's
been very good, and I like the strips. It's optimized for IE so when
I use Safari I have to print at 92% of full size to get the strips to
fit nicely.

Eddie

Originally Posted by Eddie[_3_]

On Oct 17, 8:07*pm, Bob Raney
wrote:
;689045 Wrote:

Subject says it all looking for new ecords for my Seeburg G with
printed tags.

I hope you realize there is a very cheap program being made that lets
you select what color, design, patterns, etc to make your own labels.
It's called "Jukebox Titlestrip Maker." *It does multiple styles, either
45's; 78's and CD's. * *Just use the heavier card stock paper and tell
your printer that use "card Stock". *A lot easier than looking and
paying more for records that come with title strips. *Good Luck.

--
Bob Raney

Bob,

There's an online company (I'll have to look on the other computer)
that charges a 1x fee. Lots of templates, fonts, colors, etc. It's
been very good, and I like the strips. It's optimized for IE so when
I use Safari I have to print at 92% of full size to get the strips to
fit nicely.

Eddie

Sounds just like this program. It only uses 92 % of typed page also. I paid $15 for this program and love how simple it is to use. I use an old Lexmark X2480 printer that lets me tell it what size paper to use so the label fit various boxes with different size inserts.