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jaffe@hoss.unl.edu (David Jaffe @ University of Nebraska - Lincoln) once wrote....
>I have a postscript laser printer (TI Microlaser Plus).  I can print
>double-sided by first printing the odd pages, then putting the output back into
>the input tray, and printing the even pages.  But when I do this I get a very
>high percentage of crinkled pages.  (The first time through, the output is 
>fine.  But the second time through, crinkling occurs.)  What can I do to avoid
>this?  The only thing I can think of is to use a different kind of paper.
>What kind is best for this purpose?

This is often caused by damp paper.  Keep the paper in it's original 
wrapping, and in a "heated" cupboard.  Just putting an ordinary light
bulb in the cupboard is enough to keep things dry.

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>David Jaffe (jaffe@hoss.unl.edu)
>University of Nebraska - Lincoln

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