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I cut up mini-blinds for tags for cuttings, plants, seeds, whatever. You can make many dozen from one mini-blind, and use a #2 lead pencil to mark on it. The pencil will never fade, will not rub off, won't wash off, or smudge, but you can erase it and re-use it. I use a hole punch to make a hole in it, and one in my pot, so I can keep it a bit more permanent. Just remember to move the tag when you bump the plant. Good luck! Janie

I'm not really sure what you are asking.... When I do labels in WordPerfect, only the first label shows at first. After I type the information on that label, and hit "enter" to space down, the next label appears. If you want to see all the labels, you would have to repeatedly hit "enter". When printing, if you set print for one page only, it will only print one label. It considers each label as its own page. So you want to set it to print "full document", or, for example, if you have three pages of labels (with 30 labels per page) and you only want to print the second page of labels, you would set it to print pages 31-60. I hope this is clear...and hope it helps clarify your problem.

needs organization so that a mess doesn't end up on the floor causing an argument? Here is your problem, if I may be so bold. "on the floor causing an argument" is the problem. "organizing" is not going to fix it. PUTTING IT BACK IN THE BOX will. This is a common misdirection--you're not alone in getting all distracted by the sorting and labeling, and neglecting the more fundamental (and therefore less seductive) TRUE solution. The point is, it is making you insane when he leaves this stuff all over the floor. And if he's not willing to put his OWN MESS away when he's done, then he's not behaving politely. I'll go along w/ the idea that he won't think of it at first on his own, and that it's OK to remind him. But if you say, "honey, don't forget to pick up those wires in the other room before you go to bed," and he WON'T do it, then he is out of line, and THAT is where your problem is. of course, how you fix that, in YOUR marriage, *I* don't know. I might have some ideas for how to fix in *my* marriage (and I'll be sure to pass them on to DH, because *he* is the one who needs them, in my house). But the dynamics of a marriage are hard for outsiders to understand. *I* want to come and clonk him on the head, LOL, but he ain't my DH. I don't know if your drawing an analogy to how he treats his coworkers would give him an "aha" moment, or if you made a strong statement of emotion, or if you refused to let him into bed to go to sleep until he picked up his mess (as if he were a teenager), or if you threw his stuff into the backyard in a temper tantrum, or if you quietly threw them into the garbage, or if you embarrassed him in front of his friends, or if you bribed him w/ chocolate or smooches. (In a perfect world, you wouldn't have to do any of these things, but hey, nobody's perfect--and I'll take chocolate, LOL!) I know that it is more of a communication and respect dilemna but it is a dilemna just the same. I'm just trying to get to a point where this cycle won't keep happening over and over again. I'm sorry to say that I believe it WILL keep happening over and over again--because no amount of organizing the INSIDE of the box will make him pick them up from OUTSIDE the box. The current solution is not HARD to put away, right? Pick them up, drop them in, put on lid. Right? Even if it's too annoying to restack the boxes in the closet, he could at least corral them into the bin, right? Any color coding is going to be MORE work. And it sounds like (if you're honest, I bet you'll find you have to admit this) that he'll drag them all out all over the floor no matter HOW they're labeled inside. But until you get to the heart of the matter--which is that he won't pick his own stuff up even if you remind him--you won't solve this. I can see why it would seem that it's worth still trying to *organize* them. You've tried some things lately--did any piece of them work? Did he put them back in the plastic bags--or did he (hope, hope!) not take them OUT of the plastic bags if they weren't what he wanted? It sounds like PREVENTING him from getting into the wires is almost the only thing that will work, short of giving up on him on this issue. If you can fix it so that he doesn't have to get them ALL out to find what he wants, that might help--maybe. You tried that--did it work? Unless he's the sort of guy who won't even LOOK at a label until all the stuff is on the floor (those people exist--I've seen them in action) II suppose that's worth one more try--to compartmentalize so granularly, and package and LABEL so he doesn't remove anything except what he needs. And maybe drawers will make it easier to put stuff away, and solve the "he wants the tub on the bottom" problem. but I'm not that optimistic about these as a permanent solution. If I were in your shoes, maybe I'd give up on him. I'd just get one huge oversize tub, and then when he makes a big mess, and decide that since *I* was the only one who would deal with it, I could scoop it all up and throw it in with the LEAST amount of effort on my part. And he can deal w/the lost time sorting out what he needs. Maybe it's time to figure out a storage solution that meets YOUR needs, and the heck w/ his. You need--what? -A clear floor w/ no wires everywhere. --so something easy to put things BACK into for YOU -No "running out to buy something we have already." --so *some* level of compartmentalization so he'll at least be tempted to look to see if you've already got the wires; and all of it in ONE place. --and, some sort of coding or sorthing method that lets YOU toss stuff into the right compartment; will YOU be able to do that w/ the tape-color-coding method? you can put the red-tape wires in the red-tape drawer? In which case, that might work. But, the point is, maybe this organization needs to work for what YOU need, which is in the putting away, NOT the getting out. (except of course you don't want him deciding to buy new instead of looking through the old) Which would be an improvement over now, bcs I see you were the one who got them out right away, anyway. Good luck--I feel for you on this, and I worry about you a little over it. I hope I don't seem too harsh, but I just fear that you'll spend so much more energy trying to invent organizing methods, that you'll divert more time to it than you'd spend just scooping them up and stuffing them in a box.