Printing: IE 5.5 sp2, Win98SE, Deep Freeze 3.2 Eval

[Keith Higgs]

At 10:49 AM 12/19/2001 -0800, you wrote:
>... Our patrons commonly put the blank pages in a pile next to the printer 
>to be used again.
>
>Microsoft seems to have fixed the bug in IE6.0.

This is just great in terms of tree conservation but, some printers (even 
expensive high volume ones) will jam up on re-feed paper. The explanation 
we get when we ask about this is that the heat and pressure applied to the 
paper as it goes through the print process can cause it to slip in the 
rollers the next time through, or curl in ways that render it un-feed-able.

As you would expect, your mileage may vary. If you're re-feeding paper with 
no problems go ahead and keep doing it.


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