I hate writing doc. files for my programs, so this isn't going to be pretty. Concievably, it might not make any sense, but hey! You've got a computer! You've got brains! You figure it out!

This is the corrected, upgraded version of my label printing program. What does it do, Dave?

Am I glad you asked! Well, you can print labels, bunches of 'em! You can print a whole lot of one label, or one each of a whole lot of different labels. Wow! Is there more?

You betcha pardner! (Or is that part-nerd?) You can choose a form length from 1" to 16.5". You can choose NLQ or draft printing. Shazaam! Shazaam!

But wait, there's still more! Am I dreaming? No! You can create labels which combine graphics and text. You can even use fonts. Fonts! Did he say FONTS? Gollllly!

Dave, you ask, how does this happen?

(Please sing the following instructions to the tune of "The Beverly Hillbillies". Thank you.)

Well, you double-click the icon

as it appears on your screen.

Then you wait a hundred years for

the program to begin.

'til you finally see a picture

full of stuff you've seen before.

By now you're wondering what the

hell you downloaded this thing for.

Labels, my friend.

Sticky labels.

(By now you've probably guessed it is impossible to write an instruction manual to the tune of "The Beverly Hillbillies." God, I'm bored.)

I hope you remembered to put Photo Manager on the same disk before you started. If you did, it'll show up in the GEOS menu along with CREDITS, QUIT, and any other D.A.s you might have. Blackjack is my favorite. In fact, I think I'll go play right now.....

I'm back. Lost everything....house, car, wife, kids....saved the computer, though. I have my priorities in line, bucko.

Okay, so most of the stuff you see by now should make sense. I'm not going to waste your time and, more important, my time, going over the obvious. Hey! If you click around the lines showing my name you'll figure out how to edit lines.