Marcia Selsor on sat 10 jun 00
Dear Di,
IMHO I think "top" means with the naked eye. I use a red ink pad and a
new pencil eraser to stamp a red dot in the lower left of the slide.
This shows up when they are loaded in the tray.
Marcia
"Diane G. Echlin" wrote:
>
> Okay, I think this falls into the silly question category, but I need to
> know...When labeling slides for juries, most of them want you to label
> the "Top" of the slide. Does this mean the top as you look at the slide
> with your naked eye, or the top as it would be in a slide projector
> (i.e., upside down)?
> Thank you in advance for your help!
> Di
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Snail Scott on wed 21 feb 01
At 11:57 AM 2/21/01 -0600, you wrote:
>Now, how do you keep track of all these slides?
>
>--
>David Hendley
After hearing of a friend's disaster, I keep
all my original slides in a fireproof box.
The duplicates are filed by date of work in a
slide-storage box.
-Snail
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