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In a previous article spector@vx2.GBA.NYU.EDU (David HM Spector) writes:
> I have had the first line problem with my IWII for as long as I've had the
> printer.  It seems to stem from the platen (sp?) bar which doesn't hold the 
> paper tightly enough.  The only way I've found around it is to have something 
> (like the previous print job) give tension enough to hold the paper to the
> palten...
> 
> DHMS
> ...

Have observed several articles on this subject but so far no mention of the
solution I discovered quite by accident, so here goes.  I had the same sort of
problems with feeding, compressed first lines, etc. when I first got my IW-II
printer.  Just after I finished reading the Macintosh Bible, in which they
touted the benefits of the Sheet Feeder for the IW-II, I ran across a 25%
discount deal on the Sheet Feeder.  So I bought it and have had excellent
results for the past six months.  I even managed to sell my supply of pin-feed
forms, a lucky stroke indeed!  I realize that the Sheet Feeder is almost half
the price of the IW-II, but thought it worth mentioning for consideration.

TJ {With Amazing Grace} The Piper
aka Ted Jardine  CFI-ASME/I
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Internet:	ted@boeing.com
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TJ {With Amazing Grace} The Piper
aka Ted Jardine  CFI-ASME/I
Usenet:		...uw-beaver!ssc-vax!ted
Internet:	ted@boeing.com