Good source for attractive J-liner cards for used cassettes.

[gonzo]

As I am consciously searching for nice used type II tapes I come across many whose liner cards are too messed up to reuse. Any suggestions on some nice new ones? I have gone on line and there are so many possible sources without good pictures. IT would be neat if you could find ones with TDK or Maxell on them to make the appearance complete . THanks Norm

[NAD613]

I make my own. Recently I got 10 TDK SA-X, never used, but didn't come with cases or inserts. I made some inserts with a Neato label program on my computer. I think it turned out rather nice.

[Scorpion8]

Cam -- What program and version is that? Does it come with the graphics for logos and such, or did you do all of that? Jim

[NAD613]

Cam -- What program and version is that? Does it come with the graphics for logos and such, or did you do all of that? Jim

The Neato version I have is MediaFACE II. Except for the TDK logo, I did everything else myself, using an older SA J-card as a guide. The program had fonts that were pretty close to the TDK insert.

[Web Police]

Kool I'll have to look into it.

[gonzo]

That looks great. Do you need special size paper to print on or do you do several copies on a single 8 x 11? I am a bit of a luddite when it comes to doing computer stuff. Thanks Norm

[NAD613]

There are special J-card sheets you can buy & put in your printer, or you can get some card stock & cut them out manually. I bought 200 J-card sheets from tape.com.

[stuwee]

What kind of printer are we talkin' about here?

[NAD613]

Just a regular computer printer.

[Mr. Lin]

If you hadn't told me that's a custom J card I would have thought it's the real deal.

[Scorpion8]

If you hadn't told me that's a custom J card I would have thought it's the real deal.

Ditto. That's why I had to ask also.