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# Re: Red as a second colour

- To: ken@dieboldes.com
- Subject: Re: Red as a second colour
- From: "Ian S. Piper" <ian@dieboldes.com>
- Date: Fri, 05 Feb 1999 14:16:22 -0600
- CC: Greg Forsythe <jgforsyt@netcom.ca>, Rcr@dieboldes.com
- References: <000401be512b$dff2d6b0$6503a8c0@cramden.dieboldes.com>

    Ken Clark wrote:

    > > Identify specific header text that could be added to the separate
    > > ovals file
    > > in order to be printed in red.

    Hi Ken:

    I've never seen a red oval printout, but I think what Greg is looking for is a
    way to take a separate red oval printout (which is just a printout of ovals, no
    text I guess) and have some identification on that oval printout which allows
    the print shop to match it to the actual ballot layout text.  Without
    references, its a pair matching puzzle between oval printout positions and
    ballot candidate positions.

    Comment?

    Ian

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