[Electronics-talk] Fwd: labelling audio cables

[Evelyn Weckerly]

Thanks, Linda, but I don't want to put that kind of stuff on this 
equipment. I really should have put clear braille labels on years 
ago--labels with the print abbreviations. That would have been 
easier. I will have to settle for labelling the cables with 
abbreviations for such things as t2out: meaning tape 2 line out.

I have really enjoyed this discussion and appreciate everyone's 
contributions. It looks as though, no matter the approach, labelling 
cables is going to be a time-consuming job.

Cordially to all,

Evelyn

At 02:51 PM 9/24/2012, you wrote:
>What about using tactile paint?  It is known as puff paint, hi-mark 
>or tactile paint.  You could put dot markings wherever you need 
>them.  The marks will need some hours to dry.  If you have a sighted 
>person who could do this for you, that might be the easiest way to 
>go.  I have not used this paint personally, but have heard it works 
>well.  If you want to check it out, some craft stores sell 
>it.  Otherwise, online Maxi-Aids or Independent Living Aids has 
>it.  Just thought I would throw my two cents into the pot.
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