March 7th, 2011 
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Labeling good for collection of cartoons?
Can anyone recommend a good operator of electronic tags for labeling dividers comic book title? I can use polypropylene plastic spacers and still I have a problem with the takeoff, even in a cool place. I am currently using a Dymo LetraTag works fine, but the label tape is very poor.
I do not know if it helps, but you can use Microsoft Word and inkjet printer? I can use the labels to the boxes of comics. I can buy sheets of card and cardholder clear. The holders have adhesive to hold the box, then print necessary information on the card and drag on the media. You can use Open Office (free) if you do not have Word. Maybe you can buy label sheets divider? Good luck.
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