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Thank you for this little item of information. I'll have to try it next time I'm fighting with Chemwatch!!

So why then does Chemwatch default to "irrelevant"?

Or a sunny spot?

Put it in the incubator?

Hi Rosalie
I have sent you a PM.
J

Hi, Kim I've been using a spreadsheet for years for my register. I'm happy with it. I'm sure the Chemwatch manifest has its advantages once it is set up but I have never taken the time to do so, and unless I am directed to, I doubt that I will. When I make a new label I make a GHS one, so slowly mak...

Me too, Vick.
I can get some chemicals to create labels and not others.

And me.

Thank you, Labbie. Have schools been told about this and it hasn't filtered down to us yet, or is it just happening and we're supposed to figure it out. (as usual)

I did the same.
They appreciated his slightly unique form!

And me!!
Thanks, Mr Burns

I'm gonna try this with my scissors at home

Hear, Hear, Smiley !!!

I have trained my teachers to do similar with glassware. That way, if it gets used, it gets returned to me and I make sure it is cleaned before putting it away. We are a very small school and not a high volume of pracs going through the system each day, so that gives me a BIG advantage :thumbup: :cl...

Serrata sells them in packs of 10.
J

We have a bit of a hodge-podge of different types. They all seem to work well enough.

Thank goodness when we did this course through Armidale TAFE a couple of years ago, it was not so expensive. Those course fees, if not out of reach, would at the very least make you stop and think about how badly you want to do it. I would not have done it at that price.

Sounds good.
See you there.
J

Oh, that's just not fair!!

I'll be staying both nights at Parkview, and Mardi from Canberra will be joining me Thursday night. I think there will be a couple of Tamworth ladies this year, but not as many as usual. Will email Annett shortly to see what's happening.