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I like the way Baudcom's desi strips look. Has anyone ever used them? How do they come out? I got from software from a site I don't think is fair to mention for my prior Merlin Legend system and the software made the text boxes to small.
The Baudcom software is a tad expensive but compared to a few others I have come across it seems fair. I would just rather get your opinions on that software before buying it.
I tried excel again, I must just stink at making desi strips "free hand" because they looked horrible the many times I tried it.
Thanks so much your help is greatly appreciated.
The Baudcom software is a tad expensive but compared to a few others I have come across it seems fair. I would just rather get your opinions on that software before buying it.
I tried excel again, I must just stink at making desi strips "free hand" because they looked horrible the many times I tried it.
Thanks so much your help is greatly appreciated.
I use the OverlayPro forms for Panasonic, Norstar, Partner, and Legend/Magix. I have the OverlayPro software from when it was a free download for the MAC platform, but I made most of my own templates just using a text editor.
The OverlayPro package is not that expensive, only $82.00. You can write it off as a business expense along with the forms.
All of the forms I have used have been very accurate, except the 110 connecting block designation strips. The die was made incorrectly and it cuts off the 25th pair.
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The OverlayPro package is not that expensive, only $82.00. You can write it off as a business expense along with the forms.
All of the forms I have used have been very accurate, except the 110 connecting block designation strips. The die was made incorrectly and it cuts off the 25th pair.
....JIM....
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I found the Excel desi strips for 76xx and 77xx phones. The 77xx ones look pretty good, and printed on 24# stock it will probably work. Zip me an email address at woh.rr.com and I'll get them to you. I don't know who did them, but I think they came from the kxtd group at yahoo
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LkEErie thanks so much! But last night after about 20 failed attempts I made a desi sheet that matches the stock sheet in excel. Anyone that wants it is welcome to it. Just leave a note here. I placed the clear plastic cover over each strip and used that as a guide to cut it out. Looks perfect.. in my opinion anyway.
Thank you everyone for your input. I will be trying to line my desi strip in excel up so it can be used with the pre cut desi strips available online. If I am able to do that I will try and make it available for download for anyone.
Thank you everyone for your input. I will be trying to line my desi strip in excel up so it can be used with the pre cut desi strips available online. If I am able to do that I will try and make it available for download for anyone.
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