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I've had that problem as well. My main technique is to slip them back into
their Braille-labeled cases as soon as I finish with them, both because
they're hard to identify without the cases and because I don't want to
damage them by leaving them out where, for example, the cat might decide
they're fun to play with. I'd love to hear others' ideas on this topic
though.
Catherine armstrong
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From: "Paul Leung" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, December 12, 2003 3:03 PM
Subject: Labeling CDs
> Greeting, Do you know any tricks to label or identify CDs themselves, not
> the cases or envelops? I was told that any braille labels of any
thickness
> or type would not work. Thanks.
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