Typography is similar to that of the machine came out in the 70s, with relief and retro look? Labels stick on paper and plastic?
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The Dymo label maker is very similar to the old one from the 70s, and the labels do stick on both paper and plastic.
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yes, it has the retro look raised letters through the vinyl tape; sticks best to plastic; not sure about paper if too thin; manila folders yes.
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The print looks like Newsprint size. The font is sans-serif (without 'hooks', even strokes), which is easier as far as readability.
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I am not really sure but some of the files that came with the printer go back to 2009. I would guess this is approximately when it came on the market.
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Hey Jerry, Not sure about a Logo.... but surely the return address. The font sizes can be adjusted for the label about the same as in a Word document. I'm a retired guy so I did not try a logo. My guess is that the DVD that comes with it (that I did not install) will have that covered. It's an excellent product.Cheers.
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Our label maker is an 1885.... I'd say that back in the day, the tape was universal to whatever they made.
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I would assume the old one you have is a thermal paper type where the unit just heats the paper to create the letters. The newer ones us a ribbon (kind of like a spool of carbon paper) to imprint onto the paper. They also use standard 8.5" x 11" paper rather than a spool of thermal paper. A much better approach, I think.
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You know, I have noticed the same thing. I haven't tried to make my less fuzzy, I just re-type whatever I'm doing into my new Printshop. Or I use Notepad or Word. I think I still have 1 that I use, but plan to reprint it as soon as I have the time. Sorry I can't help you on this. Seems like there should be a way, but I even tried different fonts and it didn't change the fuzziness. Charlene
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I bought one and after trying 4 times to make good reproductions and accomplish it faster I just tossed it out! Took my slides to Costco and for a nominal price and effort I had all of them categorized, sorted with background music. They look just like I took them even though some were from 1972! Good luck!
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Yes it is, but the price is quite high. I only paid $50.00 from mine from Southfield computer. They have a brick and motor store in Mich, give them a call and see if they have any left.. The machine was built over 5 years ago but was NIB. Another consideration is that Lightscribe prints only in gray color. I get CD/DVD labels from Avery and print in multiple colors and put the label on the disk it plays quite well.
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I don't see a date in title. But if it is that old I would not buy it. That wouldMake it 8 years old. Can't imagine it hanging around that long. I also believe the picture showing is the new labeling. But don't know for sure.
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If I'm correct, there shouldn't be anydifferences. IBM passed the patents on to Lexmark on the late 90's, and they continued manufacturing of them after that point. I think the color of the plastic is a little different, but the keyboards are identical.
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It is the Classic ed. but the original tokens were wooden and these are plastic. That's basically the only difference. The paper pad to write your answers is also different.
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Plastic. Embossed printing. Doesn't wear off. I do use it monthly at least. Never had problems
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The surface is rubber like with tiny pocks all over so that the laptop will stick. It's not a good writing surface except for maybe magic marker. The bottom is plastic with rubber strips on the top and bottom running lengthwise. There's a small upright rectangular framing of the logo and product info in the center.
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The labels appear to be vinyl attached to a peel off, throw-away, paper strip.
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Brandon, I got the one with the fancy label. However, you may compare the contents for differences, if any.
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It is similar to other dated items. It means it is best if used by that date. It does not mean it is obsolete or will not function after that date. I have used cartriges after those dates that worked just fine. Some printers will notify you if you are putting a cartrige in after its best if used by date just as if you use a non OEM cartrige. But they have worked fine for me in both cases.