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Article #2834Re: laser printers and heavy paper
From: Classic_-_Concepts
Date: Sun, 19 Aug 1990 17:49
Date: Sun, 19 Aug 1990 17:49
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> ... the unfused toner starts flaking and popping off ...
This is also true if the laser printed page is put up against a plastic
cover or binding (or those 'resume covers' with the plastic spine). What I
do instead is to print on bright white paper and then take the original to
the nearest photocopy store and have them copy it onto attractive card stock
or appropriate linen or other paper. The photocopier also lays down toner,
but it seems slightly more robust than the output from the laser printer.
J. Petersen
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