Hi! On the surface this seems like a logical argument, but I have a
question. If this is so, shouldn't duplex printing present the very same
problems? In my experience, all of the HP printers , when printing duplex,
are essentially printing on paper that is "used," at least in the sense
that these arguments are presented. Just something to ponder.
--Richard
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Subject: Re: Public PC printers -Reply -Reply
Author: <DLESTER at bsu.idbsu.edu> at SMTP
Date: 8/18/97 1:38 PM
>>> <BryanTyson at aol.com> 08/17/97 12:36pm >>>
In a message dated 97-08-16 02:39:34 EDT, Connie writes:
<< Our computer technicians have strongly advised us
against reusing paper in a laser printer. Reused paper is
apparently very hard on the rollers and the fuser. Repairs
may cost more than paper supplies. >>
This is the first time I've heard of this. Can others confirm that
this is true?
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Bryan S. Tyson
Tech. Svcs. Dept.
HP LaserJet Printers say this in the manual, though I know
many of us do not bother to Read The Fancy Manual. I
believe most others do too. I also know from experience with
a few users who refused to follow advice that you will indeed
develop problems that are expensive to repair.
dan