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In article <1029@accuvax.nwu.edu> phil@delta.eecs.nwu.edu (Bill LeFebvre) writes:
   >In article <11222@polya.Stanford.EDU> rokicki@polya.Stanford.EDU (Tomas G. Rokicki) writes:
   >>Please experiment with several different types of paper---and both
   >>sides; the difference can be dramatic, especially if you are doing
   >>graphics.
   >
   >Does anyone (like you, Tom) have a good recommendation on paper to use
   >in a Deskjet?  I haven't had the chance to really experiment much, but
   >I would like to take advantage of other people's experiences.

I've been using some medium weight, 18-20-lb stock, in my DJ PLUS.  Seems
to work well.  I do need to try some LASER printer or copier paper to see
how well it works.  Two things:

	o  Supposedly, you're s'pose to print on the side with the water
	   mark but I haven't seen any differences yet.

	o  On using Xerographic paper, there is a right and wrong side which
	   can not be seen.  There should be an arrow on the side of the paper
	   wrapper that points to the `good' side.  [This is according to the
	   Owner's Manual with my DJ PLUS.]

I, quite honestly, haven't seen a difference on the stock that I'm using.

			-Rusty-
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