Tony,
I think you should use real instruments instead. Printed graphics might look
pretty
and save a few $$'s but I don't think they would work very well!!
Richard Iddon (533)
>
> It just so happens that I own a rather nice colour laser printer. This
> unit can print remarkably good looking graphics onto non reflective
> carrier film and I intend using this for my panel.
>
> A full A4 sheet works out about USD5, GBP3.50, AUD10 to print and post
> and as a result was wondering if I should make up a generic Europa sheet
> that everyone can use to label their panels. I'd envisage it including
> all of the signs you need for the panel and inside the aircraft with a
> few full colour Europa logos thrown in as well.
>
> As I can't work out all of the wording that people would like, I seek
> your input.
>
> If you'd like to contribute to the word list send an email to
> tonyk@kaon.co.nz with the word .. wordlist .. in the subject.
>
> In the body of the message, format it like this...
>
>
> Words to be included at 12pt
> ..
> ..
>
> Words to be included at 14pt
> ..
> ..
>
> Words to be included at 16pt
> ..
> ..
>
> Words to be included at 18pt
> ..
> ..
>
> Big words (specify size)
> .. size ..
> .. size ..
>
> Other suggestions
> ..
> ..
>
> The font I will be using is Arial Bold printed in black. Suggestions for
> specific words or images in other colours is welcome. Note, I can print
> any colour except white. Most computer systems support the Arial font
> style which will allow you to play before sending me the list.
>
> I'll try to include most people's choices but if I run out of space
> it'll be the words with the greatest number of contributors that go to
> the top of the queue.
>
> I will cutoff the list at the end of March and at that time I'll make a
> .pdf file for everyone to look at before I print them off.
>
> Please do ensure that the subject line includes wordlist but don't send
> me other emails with wordlist (without a gap in the middle) in the
> subject otherwise you won't get a reply from me until the end of March.
>
> Regards
>
> Tony
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