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FRAME LABELS – GOOD, BAD OR UGLY?

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edgene
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FRAME LABELS – GOOD, BAD OR UGLY?

Post by edgene »

How good is your office labelling? I have an issue with Aplus about this and would much appreciate your help. Based on the average frame in your office:

Question A. Is it covered in scribbles and errors, or is it up-to-date?
(mark A1 - A10)

Question B. Is it correctly sequenced? (mark B1 - B10)

Question C. Is it colour coded or b/w?

It’s also useful to know:

The size of your office (number of frames)

Location (general area if not actual office)

Typical answer might be A5, B7, colour, 35, Lancashire.

Many thanks.
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Re: FRAME LABELS – GOOD, BAD OR UGLY?

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