We encountered the same issue with AIT3 barcode labels.  Our solution 
consists of the following:

1.  HP Laser Printer (I'm sure any variety is fine)
2.  Media from a company called Netc - their website is www.netcllc.com
3.  BarTender printing software from Seagull Scientific - website 
www.seagullscientific.com

One note - you need to buy the Professional Edition of BarTender to be 
able to make sequential barcode automatically
Download the trial version - it includes all features and play with it 
using plain paper first.

Albert Eddie Contractor AFRPA CIO/IT <Eddie.Albert AT AFRPA.PENTAGON.AF DOT 
MIL> 
wrote on 11/23/2005 10:33:45 AM:

> Could someone please recommend a source for LTO2 barcode labels that are
> useable/readable by the SCALAR 24/100s?

> It can't be that big a deal to have a stack of
> stickers and run them through a barcode printer.





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