Re: [IUG] Spine labels from Gaylord

["Schultz, Tom" <tschultz at williamwoods dot edu>]

Hi Anne: 
We use a 420, and I don't know how different it is, but on mine there is
a tension adjustment on the left side of the ink cartridge. This alters
slightly the gap between the ribbon and the head. You might be able to
adjust the gap enough to let the labels through more easily. Good luck,

Tom Schultz
Technical Services Librarian
William Woods University
tschultz at williamwoods dot edu

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Subject: [IUG] Spine labels from Gaylord

Hi folks,

We are having problems with our spine label printing from Millennium.
We use foil backed OCLC label style spine/book pocket labels from
Gaylord, and have for years.    Our printers are Okidata Microline 320
Turbos.

With the latest batch, labels are peeling off the backing as the strip
is fed through the printer and gumming things up.

Has anyone else run into the same problem with Gaylord labels used in
the last few months?  Please reply off list.

Thanks!

Anne

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Anne Myers,  Librarian for Serials Services
Goldman Law Library ,  Yale Law School
P.O. Box 208326,  New Haven, CT 06520-8326
**Courier deliveries use 127 Wall St. and zip code 06511
email:  anne dot myers at yale dot edu
phone: 203 432-7440  |  fax: 203 432-7940


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