Any ideas on how to tag video cables and the like, so that I can at least identify what equipment they belong to--camcorder, video camera, digital camera, ... or what they are for--USB, serial, null, parallel printer, modem, ...?
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-- Masking tape and a Sharpie?
You can get self-laminating cable labels from Brady or Panduit that can be printed on an inkjet or laser printer. These labels have a white printable section and a clear plastic "tail" that wraps over the printed section for protection.
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John Fields wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
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Different colors of electrical tape? If you use the cable for something different, you can at least find one end on a device and trace the other end.
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