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> drp@dosbears.UUCP writes:
> 
> Msg-ID: <221@dosbears>
> Posted: 24 Apr 91 23:56:24 GMT
> 
> Org.  : DosBears
> Person: David R. Preston
> 
> 
> Actually, high cotton content (25% or more) is the worst you could use.
> I haven't tried any paper that claimed to have cotton that gave good
> results; what brand are you using and does it say how much cotton?
> 
> The absolute best I've seen so far is James River Corp.'s "Pro-Tech"
> short-grain laser bond paper (cat.#94162).  I've also gotten good
> results (for <$) from Benchmark High-speed Xerographic (99-120).
> However, some other non-bond xerographic paper I tried was yucky,
> so you just have to experiment.  I don't know how Canadian dollars
> convert to real money :-), but the Benchmark was less than US$5.00/ream
> and the Pro-Tech was less than $7.


Note that I never mentioned _high_ cotton content.  The paper I use doesn't
mention how much cotton it contains, but I would guess that it contains less
than 10 percent.

The brands I use are DomTar Victory Bond and Custom Paper Ltd. Custom Bond,
both of which are probably found only here in Western Canada.

Concerning the cost, US $1.00 = CAN $1.20 (approximately).  The cheapest paper
we have here is around $9.00.

By the way, I tried Hammermill Fore DP Long Grain ("for Hi-Speed Xerographic
Copiers/Offset Duplicators/Laser Printers") and was really disappointed; the
bleeding was so bad that the final copy was unusable (for business, anyway).
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