For food storage management, I used to hand-write with a marker★
But the writing fades, or I can’t remember where I wrote it, or I forget to write it altogether.
That happens a lot.
This is something I need to fix!
As always, success or failure starts with the right tools■This is the pattern.
Condiments have expiration dates printed on them when unopened, but that’s not how it works in reality.
Of course, they’re already opened. Use them? Scary! Throw them away. Buy more, use a little, scary! Throw them away. That’s not good.
Lately I’ve been making prepared dishes, so I want to write the expiration date on them.
When there are nearly ten different dishes… hmm?
I end up just eating whatever. That’s not good either.
Well, setting aside the preamble—the king of office supplies! The king of an old guy’s motorcycle! It’s the Tepra.
I remembered an article in a magazine somewhere: “It’s become stylish! Tepra.” I checked out the KING JIM website
and browsed around.
Is it a type that works with just the unit? Or a type you print from a PC?
Hmm? If it’s about font variety, PC would be the way to go!
So I decided on the PC-only “TEPRA PRO SR3700P”★
I’m a sucker for things with “Pro” in the name and words like “commercial-grade.”
I tried printing “Decoboco” as a test!
Oh—this font comes out nicely!
The software is included too, so it looks like there’s a lot more fun to be had★
Nyoro-poo
