Re: Avoiding Paper Curl

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From: Ben Wilkes
Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1989 17:07

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[question regarding non-curling laser paper...]

Well, our lab uses Hammermill Bond Long Grain (-10M-S20) and the sheets
seem to stay reasonably flat, and feed well into the document feeder of
our copier.  This paper has a "smoother" side but its hard to tell the
difference.

Ben Wilkes
bgwilkes@confidence.princeton.edu

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From: bgwilkes@confusion.Princeton.EDU (Ben Wilkes)
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Subject: Re: Avoiding Paper Curl
Summary: Hammermill Bond Long Grain
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Date: 18 Aug 89 17:07:23 GMT
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