To Duplex or Not to Duplex -Reply

[James Patrick Klock]

At 01:24 PM 8/19/97 -0700, you wrote:
>Robert has it absolutely right.  Copiers and printers that are
>designed for duplexing have paper paths designed so that the
>problem of recycling paper doesn't happen.  
>           ^^^^^^^^^
>Besides the paper jam problems with recycled paper, the BIG
>and expensive problem is [...]      ^^^^^^^^

I agree with everything you had to say, EXCEPT your use of the term
recycled.  I've never had any problems at all with "factory fresh" recycled
paper.  It's "reused" paper-- paper that has been through the printer
before in it's current "lifetime" that is prone to causing jams &tc.  

Sorry to get semantic, but I'd hate to see somebody stop buying recycled
paper because they incorrectly believe that it's going to hurt their printers.

Counterarguments are welcome, of course.

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James Patrick Klock                           j-klock at evanston.lib.il.us
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