Safe-Labels 2.2.3.5

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Express Technology
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23/10/2009
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Microsoft SQL Server or SQL Desktop Database Engine

Publisher’s description

OSHA requires that all chemical containers be properly labeled with Material Safety data labels. Safe-Labels is the "must have" software for printing professional secondary MSDS labels and tracking Material Safety Data Sheets. Safe-Labels is very easy to use. Users enter the chemical MSDS information as provided by the manufacturer and print MSDS Labels. The next time you need MSDS labels, simply locate the chemical in your database and print more labels.

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Safe-Labels 2.2.3.5

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