...Emily Badertscher Describes in detail the editing procedures for producing double‐high letters for spine labels individually from the computer keyboard, and still typing charge cards on an older electric typewriter. © MCB UP Limited 1992 Books Cataloguing Computer technology Labelling...

...Susan Bahrenfuse Gives examples of how to use WordPerfect version 5.1 to create spine labels, without having to purchase the CAT CD450 system. Provides instructions for choosing a label format; constructing the macros; and printing the labels. © MCB UP Limited 1990 Computer software...

...Bruce Gilbert Illustrates how to customize the CATME LABELS.CAT file in order to print spine labels only, and to customize the format of the file to the required size. Explains how to run the programs (contained on a free disk with the journal). © MCB UP Limited 1990 Computer programming...

...Terry Ballard Examines the use of function keys to create shortcuts in label production. Contends that the use of such shortcuts makes the process quicker and easier, as well as less prone to error. Form Follows Function Keys in Label Production Terry Ballard Phoenix Public Library 12 E. McDowell...

...S.F. Palincsar Examines a program, MAGLABAL.EXE, developed to automate label production for Princeton files that store unbound periodical issues. Discusses the generation of a file containing titles, label size requirements, pitch and font, invoking the program, testing the program without printer...

...J. Frasier Describes a method of using WordPerfect to produce book and spine labels that are identical except for volume number. Examines programs to define label format, creating macro files for printing, and printing labels using macros. © MCB UP Limited 1989 Computer programming...