> 2: if you use cd players that you just push the cd in (ie: without a drawer > that slides out) they can get stuck inside due the the increase in thickness > of the cd. in fact, my new cd player in my truck came with instructions > specifically saying NOT to use cd's with labels attached for this very > reason.
I conquered the label-thickness issue by using the admittedly pricey clear film cd labels. And boy do they look nice on the cd. The two issues I have with film labels are 1) if it gets wet the ink vanishes; 2) most of the label applicators suck when using film--they leave way too many bubbles that cannot be massaged out. My two-cents for label applicator: Avery After-Burner (better but not perfect) and I don't use their "special" tabbed labels. Two more cents: I use labels on audio copies, but wouldn't risk it with my SHNs. Michael El Cerrito, SFBA, CA _______________________________________________ etree.org etree mailing list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://mail.etree.org/mailman/listinfo/etree Need help? Ask <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
