A librarian friend of mine has been using a Seiko Smart Label Printer 220 for
several years to custom design labels and print one at a time. Unfortunately,
the labeler uses a thermal transfer process and some of the labels are beginning to
fade badly. Exposure to light causes thermal printed items to fade over time. She
has searched the Internet for a non-thermal mini-printer that can be connected to
her computer workstation, but have not yet found one. Does anyone know of a
non-thermal label printer she could purchase to hook to her computer? Please
respond to me directly and I will compile a HIT list and forward the results to her
as well. Thanks for your help! Barbara
Barbara FitzPatrick
Library Media Specialist
Lulu M. Ross Elementary School
310 Lovers Lane
Milford, DE 19963
(302)-422-1640
fax (302)-424-5453
bfitzpat@mail.milford.k12.de.us
http://www.k12.de.us/luluross/mediacenter.htm
http://www.k12.de.us/luluross
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