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Alexandr Budkov
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28 September 2006
Hello, All
I will buy stickers for the ZX-Spectrum keyboard
You need 4 sets.
Or maybe someone knows where to buy it on the Internet.
From
Andreas Kaiser
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28 September 2006
Hello, Alex MB
Ale> I will buy stickers for the ZX-Spectrum keyboard
Ale> You need 4 sets.
Ale> Or maybe someone knows where to buy on the Internet.
For the Germans, see here
http://www.sintech-shop.de/shop.htm?d_SP_HWE_Spectrum_Beschriftung___Keyword_st
ickers121947.htm
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Alexandr Budkov
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28 September 2006
Hello, Black_Cat
2 Black Cats; Well; Imagine how long it will take me to make this layout?
2 icebear; Thank you; for the reference to the Germans, I’ll try to strain my friend, he’s in
Germany lives
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CheburatoR
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28 September 2006
Hello, Black_Cat
You can make it yourself - print it on a color inkjet on a special
self-adhesive paper, then stick it on the buttons and cover with varnish (a printer is better
Epson at the highest resolution), I got something like this, and
the file itself (Corel Draw format) can be downloaded here
http://speccy.eclub.lv/kb/zx128%20keyboard%28coreldraw%29.rar
File: DSC00277.jpg http://zx.pk.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=3848
From
Valery Tkachuck
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28 September 2006
Hello, Alex MB
Ale> Well, imagine how long it will take me to make this layout?
:) Probably less than waiting for a parcel from Germany.
From
Valery Tkachuck
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28 September 2006
Hello, CheburatoR
Che> varnish
Or you can, if you’re too lazy, take the file and get to the nearest advertising
agencies or printing houses and they will silk-screen whatever you want from a file - even
self-adhesive, even with a coating, but the price is the same as from Germany for 1 piece. with
delivery is 100 times more :) for the same money.
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Valery Tkachuck
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28 September 2006
Hello icebear
If you’re not too lazy, it’s easy enough to make them yourself: in Corel or somewhere else
you make a layout, print it on a laser printer onto a transparent film, then from the back
You color the sides of the different fields with a felt-tip pen and at the end you cover the back
side with paint based on aluminum powder (silver). That's it, further
cut and paste. In this case, black color is produced by laser printing, different
The colors are felt-tip pens, and the background is paint. The paint base must be selected so as not
dissolved the film. At one time, this was basically how everything was done for the ZX.
From
Yakovlev Anton
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28 September 2006
Hello, Black_Cat
Bla> and the price is the same as from Germany, but 100 times more :) for those
Bla> is money.
I didn’t catch up a bit, because one part of the phrase contradicts the other (or just like that
it seems? :)). The idea is interesting, but won’t they go crazy in the advertising
agency/printing house from such an order? and approximately how much on average can
does this order cost?
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Alexandr Budkov
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29 September 2006
Hello, scl^mc
2 CheburatoR;
A; What version of Corel is it created in?
I have Corel-10, but it writes an unknown format or something like that when
opening
From
CheburatoR
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29 September 2006
Hello, Alex MB
Ale> 2 CheburatoR;
Ale>; What version of Corel was it created in?
Ale> I have Corel-10, but it writes an unknown format or something like that
Ale> when opening
Made in Corel 12, converted to PNG, 720 dpi, download here
http://speccy.eclub.lv/kb/zx128 keyboard (png).ra
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Vladimir Larkov
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Valery Tkachuck
29 September 2006
Hello Valery!
Thu 28-Sep-2006 22:51, you (500:8462/1.380) wrote a letter to All:
VT> If you’re not too lazy, it’s easy enough to make them yourself: in Corel or else
VT> where you make a layout, print it on a laser onto a transparent film, then with
VT> on the back side you color different fields with a felt-tip pen and cover them at the end
VT> back side with paint based on aluminum powder (silver). That's it
VT> then you cut and paste.
Isn’t it easier to go to a store that sells laptops and buy a ready-made one? C
red, yellow or blue letters, or completely opaque...
With best wishes, Vladimir.
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Alexandr Budkov
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30 September 2006
Hello, All
Thanks for the PNG-schnik
I just finished the second keyboard.
I printed it with an inkjet on adhesive paper, and put a layer on top - not
distinguish it from the original!