Craig,
>>Craig,
>>
>>>>Craig,
>>>>
>>>>First of all, are you asserting that you're a 'kiddie'? <g>
>>>
>>>Mentally, yes.
>>>
>>>>I thought you were older than that. <g>
>>>>
>>>
>>>Physically, yes.
>>
>><g>
>>
>>BTW.. Read the original post again. The key word is 'label'...
>
>
>Got it! The number of characters that could be put on a label. Does this mean we now have to start paying royalties to Avery?
<g>
Ok, I'll explain since I forgot the word 'label'.
Characters in 'regular' mode on the old printers were
typically 10 point. That is, you could get 10 per inch. That meant for a 3 1/2" label you could typically get 35 characters. Vertically you could either get 8 or 8 lines depending on how the font was constructed.
Best,
DD
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