In article <33cd470d.838594@news.vivid.net>, mfsmith@vivid.net says...
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>DON'T USE A SANFORD SHARPIE ON ANYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC! (Yes, I know that
>Kodak recommends them for RC print ID; however, over time the oil in the
>ink migrates into the print). The Stabilo pens are available where
>audio-visual aids are sold. If you make a mistake, let it dry
>completely ( 5 to 10 seconds) then flood with Marlene and wipe away.
>The pens are also great for marking prints, negative edges, etc. Same
>procedure goes for removing. Do not use alcohol to remove the ink.
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Please tell me more (since I have used the Sharpie for years to
number the backs of color and B&W prints...)! Is there a problem
only with using them on print fronts, or on backs too? Is there a
problem with marked print backs being in contact with print fronts?
Thanks.
Hope This Helps
(David Ruether - http://www.fcinet.com/ruether )