> My favorite way to accomplish this is to layout how I want the
> panel to look in Autocad. You could of course use any graphics
> package or word processor for that matter. I then print a mirror
> image of the design onto a clear overhead slide. The I use a
> spray-on glue to attach the slide to the enclosure. By printing a
> mirror image, the toner is sealed between the slide and the
> enclosure so it can never be scratched off through normal use. Neat
> and clean!!
>

This an excellent method (I use it myself!). I would just like to add
that you can spray white enamel paint onto the back of the label to
make it look better, and double sided tape also works really well for
sticking it down (or up, or wherever).

Brent Brown
Electronic Design Solutions
16 English Street
Hamilton, New Zealand
Ph/fax: +64 7 849 0069
Mobile/text: 025 334 069
eMail:  brent.brown@clear.net.nz

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