It's quite difficult to locate a green drink without additional enzymes. Enzymes despise me because the last time I believed I needed them, excruciating stomach aches sent me to the doctor. My stomach's lining was devoured! Yes, good times! This thing, in its current state, is fantastic. Yes, it contains enzymes, but those are naturally occurring and not added. I wasn't really thrilled with this at first. My naturopath advised me to begin incorporating more greens into my diet. At 48, I detest vegetables. I set out on a mission to find something that didn't include stevia and had everything I wanted without any extra chemicals. Hehe... You won't find it, so good luck with that, and if you do, please let me know. The majority of supplements available today—95 percent—are not designed with weight gain or good taste in mind. Cane sugar is unheard of as well. They are designed for those who want nothing but calories, carbs, sugar, and gluten. And it's terrible for folks like myself who have medical conditions that require them to put on weight. Me too. So I began

Occasionally, multiple labels providing necessary information had to be made. I had to constantly turn through index cards to find what I was looking for. This model was suggested to me by a friend. Extremely happy with the selections and ease of use. Simple to set up and swap out cartridges. Well chosen borders, fonts, characters, etc. I completed a few samples before deciding on the ones I would always use. Unless I modify them, the settings and options will remain in place. The left-center-right margin options are one feature that I enjoy. Additionally, after printing, using the NARROW setting only wastes 1/2" on one end. Reviews that state things like "they intentionally" or "waste material" should be ignored. It's all contained in the printed material. Up to 30 presets can be saved, which is ideal for me. I need to print five distinct labels in various colors. One great function is FILE SAVE OPEN. Choose a font, border, and lettering style (bold, etc.) accordingly. Next, enter the text you want the label to convey. Toggling between the LABEL and MARGIN buttons, pressing OK, then right arrow to NARROW, pressing

This computer performs flawlessly and lives up to expectations. I really appreciate that the protective paper on the printed tape has a split in it, making it much simpler to remove from the printed tape. Since all of the primary settings are located on the greenish-yellow buttons above the keyboard, it is simple to use and adjust the settings. It is oriented to the right and in a bolder font that I have specified. After then, the label prints with an inch or so of extra space on the tape's leading edge. It prints a dashed line, which is convenient since it makes it simple for me to trim the label so that it is the same on both sides. This works perfect for me because I personally don't want a lot of extra tape on either side of the label. Additionally, the printer supports many lines of text on the label. The screen shifts to another line where you can type the content when you hit the "enter" button. The font size will be smaller when printed. My front entrance light switches are easily confused, so I recently labeled them. I selected a tiny, bold typeface and cut out any extra.