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2006/03/20	doug@seismo.berkeley.edu
I have modified the following files:
	ps.c	to properly create the barcodes in PostScript.
I created the following 2 new programs (modifications of barcode.c):
	aitlabel.c
	ltolabel.c
The Makefile will build both new programs.

The ltolabel program reads a text file "ltolabel.txt" and writes
the PostScript output to stdout.  It can be run as
	ltolabel > ltolabel.ps
The input text file should contain up to 20 lines of text label 
(40 labels/page), with 6 characters or 8 characters per line.  
The program currently adds an "L2" (for LTO2) to the input text 
if it is only 6 characters. Change this to an L3 for LTO3 tapes
in the main program.

The aitlabel command is similar.  It reads the file aitlabel.txt.  
However, the input file contains up to 40 text lines (40 labels/page).

Create the PostScript file, print it on your printer, and verify the
the alignment with an actual label page (by holding them up to
the light, one on top of the other).  If necessary, adjust the values
	yoffset
	xoffset
to change the overall offset of the labels on the page, and optionally
the values
	yincr
	xincr
to change the relative spacing within the page.

When you are happy with the alignment, put the actual label stock 
in the printer IN THE CORRECT ORIENTATION FOR YOUR PRINTER and
print the labels onto the stock.
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