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From: cook@sybil.cs.Buffalo.EDU (John M. Cook)
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Subject: Re: Desktop Publishing AND LASER PRINTERS
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Date: 18 Jan 90 20:47:12 GMT
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Well the number of responces to this article was small.  We now have
$10,000 budgeted and have run into a possible dead end.  We need a
laser printer that will except a 11" x 16" sheet of paper.  This is
larger than legal size paper.  Many people, mainly in sales, mislead
me because they thought that legal size paper was 11 x 16 when it is
really 8.5 x 14.  We can even live with handfeeding the paper.

I need to give a final recommendation 01-26-90,  At this point I feel
that we will have to scrap the project.

The only alternative is tiling the output and pasting the paper
together.  Has anyone have a comment on this?  I heard it was
difficult. 

Thanks for any help.

John M. Cook