I'm getting educated again.
I never bought a laser printer because i only use my printers for documents such as electrical schematics and instructions of one type or another.
The last couple of labels we made were for the gang at the Harley shop and the eye doctors office so I wasn't too critical about quality and definition.
I have a friend called DUKE. I have no idea what his real name is. He is the 75 year old gent that I am making a sweet concord for.
Here is the label
http://s35.photobucket.com/albums/d199/slowpoke59ds/wine%20making/?action=view&current=dukewinelabel.jpg
I just realized why those beautiful labels that have been posted in this thread are so clear and well defined.
In the flesh the label is acceptable but other than the layout that i owe to my lady, i would like to see something finer.
Will you folks give me some pointers and is the printer definitely the first. I did this on on a lexmarx1150- i also have a H1120c that i seldom use.
Edited by: scotty
I never bought a laser printer because i only use my printers for documents such as electrical schematics and instructions of one type or another.
The last couple of labels we made were for the gang at the Harley shop and the eye doctors office so I wasn't too critical about quality and definition.
I have a friend called DUKE. I have no idea what his real name is. He is the 75 year old gent that I am making a sweet concord for.
Here is the label
http://s35.photobucket.com/albums/d199/slowpoke59ds/wine%20making/?action=view&current=dukewinelabel.jpg
I just realized why those beautiful labels that have been posted in this thread are so clear and well defined.
In the flesh the label is acceptable but other than the layout that i owe to my lady, i would like to see something finer.
Will you folks give me some pointers and is the printer definitely the first. I did this on on a lexmarx1150- i also have a H1120c that i seldom use.