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From: ckminer@longs.LANCE.ColoState.Edu (Chris Miner)
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Subject: Re: The NeXT laser
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Date: 18 Jun 91 15:35:54 GMT
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>    No, if your school is anything like Cornell, then what they did was use
> recycled toner cartridges. This is a no-no. 
>    - Jiro Nakamura
> ps. I go to Cornell, if you're wondering.
	
	It is not a "no-no" to use recycled toner cartridges.  At
Colorado State,  all the cartridges are refilled.  We use Hp printers,
and any streaking is corrected by cleaning the hot roller and corona 
wires. (carefull, the roller should be very warm)  Please consider
using recycled carts.  This will create the market needed to support
their continued reuse.  

	Chris Miner