Printing labels with inkjets

[Chris J. Durden]

I print a set of labels on an Epson Stylus Photo 700 (my available 
printer). Then I reduce - copy (xerographic) on to label stock paper. The 
hot resin transfer process used in xerographic printers heat-welds the 
resin ink around the fibers of the paper. If the paper gets wet or warps 
with age, the ink is still locked on. Does the resin crack as it ages? I do 
not know.
...................Chris Durden
At 10:17 AM 4/13/2001 -0700, you wrote:
>Dear fulminators and followers of the furry fliers,
>
>What is the latest best way to print labels with inkjets? I have read that the
>Lexmark Z51 uses India ink and is not alcohol soluble. Is this true? Is 
>there a
>better printer, the Z52 perhaps? Do they print clearly on Bioquip's acid free
>label paper?
>
>Patrick Foley
>patfoley at csus.edu



 
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