Subject: Slackware diskette labels uploaded
From: [email-masked] (Cameron L. Spitzer)
Date: 18 Jul 1994 14:07:40 GMT
Newsgroups: comp.os.linux.announce

Here are some labels for your Slackware 2.0 diskettes.
They are made semi-automatically from the Slackware FILE-LIST.
(I split it in half manually, and added fake entries for
the install-boot, install-root, and boot disks.)
They are formatted for 30-per-sheet address labels, which I happened
to have lying around.
There's no logo, just the name of each disk and a list of its
contents.  Please send me LaTeX diffs if you add artwork.
The tar.gz file contains DVI and postscript, and the Perl and
makefile for generating them.
Please let me know if you can't access rahul.net.

-- Cameron

Begin
35:PkgName    = slacklabels
35:Title      = slacklabels
25:Version    = 2.0
65:Desc1      = Labels for Slackware 2.0 diskettes
65:Desc2      = Generated automatically from the (hacked) FILE_LIST.
65:Desc3      = Perl, ps, dvi, and makefile are included.
65:Author     = Cameron Spitzer [email-masked]
65:MaintBy    = Cameron Spitzer
65:MaintAt1   = sunsite.unc.edu
65:PathFile1  = pub/Linux/distributions/slackware/slacklabels.tar.gz
65:MaintAt2   = rahul.net
65:PathFile2  = pub/cameron/linux/slacklabels.tar.gz
65:Required1  = postscript or DVI printing capability, tar, gzip
65:Required2  = Office Essentials 3330 or Z-Label 01560 (MEI SKU#4016) labels.
65:Required3  = 
65:CopyPolicy = GPL, same as Slackware
65:Keywords   =
15:ApproxSize = 20 KB
65:Last3Rel   =
65:Comment1   = The labels are 1 x 2.65 inches, 30 per sheet, takes 2 sheets.
65:Comment2   = Easy to hack if you don't like the artwork.
65:Comment3   =
30:CheckedBy  =
 8:Date       =
End

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