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In article <srql10p9uojiasu98gli3bjfrrndfil82s@4ax.com>, you can`t 
wrote:
>On Fri, 30 Jan 2004 23:28:49 GMT, "Rick Pali" <rpali@alienshore.com>
>wrote:
>
>>The readers looks at the side opposite the label. As long as you restrict
>>your writing to the label side I can't imagine how it would have any effect,
>>no matter what you write.
>
>Unless you break the surface by pushing too hard or the point is too hard.
>I cannot find a pen in office supply stores that say they are made for
>that purpose.

All the main companies make them: e.g. Staedtler, Faber-Castell, 
Fellowes...  I even found a Pilot brand fine point at Coles today. :)

However, so far I've only found Staedtler in Medium/Black and, while 
good for short titles etc., it's too thick to write much detail.

A black Faber-Castell gets thrown in with some CDR packs here.  It's 
Fine/Black, and quite useful, though the "nib" seems a bit hard to me, 
so you need to be rather careful with it IMO.

Fellowes make a Fine point is a set of four colours (so does some 
other mob whose name escapes me).  They're quite good, but if you want 
colour for emphasis it would be better to have a Medium point.

The only fairly generic warning I've seen in the fine print on CDR 
packs is to avoid alcohol-based pens.


Cheers, Phred.

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