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August 08, 2006
A fun tool for library displays
Doing a music display? Or a musician or rock history display? Use the Vinyl Record Generator to create a record with any text you choose for the artist, song title, and producer. You even get to choose between a 45 and a 78 (which will mean something to all us old school folks who actually record players still in our homes). Here's one of my creations:
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Well, it's not asking you to input any personal data, but it may be grabbing from your IP address perhaps. I have visited it regularly, and none of my spyware or adware detection software is catching anything, nor has anything new and nefarious popped up on my machine since I started using it. Thanks for the info though!
Posted by: Sarah Houghton (LiB) | August 9, 2006
FYI: Looks like a cool tool, but when I visited the link, Microsoft's Phishing Filter Add-in (MSN Search Toolbar) alerted me that the site "contains characteristics that are typical of phishing websites."
Posted by: Beth | August 9, 2006
Okay, I'm transposing numbers again. Bad LiB... Never was much good at math.
Posted by: Sarah Houghton (LiB) | August 9, 2006
Do you mean a "78" and a "45?" And does it put the yellow insert-thingy in the middle of the 45 so you can play it on your turntable?
This is great - thanks for posting about it! :-)
Posted by: Jenny Levine | August 9, 2006
*cough* 45 or 78 *cough*.
[that's me exposing my age, I guess ;-)]
Very cool tool, naturally.
Posted by: Simon Chamberlain | August 9, 2006
