So we believe that proofgrade materials will be encoded with a bar code in UV ink.
It might be attractive to be able to label our own material from elsewhere. The ink is available, though probably not in printer cartridges. It will be possible to parse the encoding, or simply copy proofgrade labels where they are right for the material. It would be nice to be able to print appropriate ones on a DYMO, and have the GF recognize B & W versions and mark them not to be engraved.We could make stamps or stencils. Just free associating on the subject.
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That seems like a good idea to me, though I don’t have the discipline to follow through on it with any regularity.
I can’t remember - is the initial software release supposed to have the ability to save settings in a table of some sort?