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  1. 12th Mar 2005 14:41 #1
    tigerb
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    I was told that some markers R not safe/good and just wondering what would be a safe bet?

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    a sharpie works fine for me for years
    "Each problem that I solved became a rule which served afterwards to solve other problems." - Rene Descartes (1596-1650)
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    aka Laundry marker.
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  4. 12th Mar 2005 15:10 #4
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    Sharpie Very Fine - easier to write text than the thick ones.
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    with my handwriting -- it doesnt mater ...
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    Thanks guys, Sharpie will do.
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  7. 12th Mar 2005 20:07 #7
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    Sharpie, but NOT the needle-thin ones, those require substantial pressure to write properly on these discs. Just a "very fine" point, not "ultra fine".
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