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Subject: Re: Laser Printer Paper Summary
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Date: Tue, 24-Nov-87 11:10:37 EST
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Posted: Tue Nov 24 11:10:37 1987
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Does anyone know of a source for "laser (printer) paper" here in Toronto?

Michael Herman
Optical Recording Corporation
141 John Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada  M5V 2E4

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From: comp.text.desktop ...

> The  responses  I got seem to be fairly well split over Hammerhill Laser
> Plus and CF Laseredge.  Both papers are coated to help  lock  toner  and
> prevent  diffusion  into  the  base.   Both  papers  are extremely white
> (reflective, bright).  I got a sample pack of  both  papers  and  tested
> them  using  a  newsletter  that  contained six different fonts and some
> fairly straight forward graphics (no  greyscale  or  great  detail)  and
> found the CF Laseredge paper to be the best.  CF Laseredge is very, very
> white  which really made for sharp images and the coating seemed to work
> better then the Hammerhill Laser Plus in terms of toner bonding.  I used
> an Apple Laserwriter Plus to produce the newsletter.
> 
> Inmac Laser Paper and Xerox 4024 Dual-Purpose 28lb. where also mentioned
> as  good  papers,  but I didn't try them out.  I didn't get any specific
> pricing information, but the high quality papers seem to be in $15 - $30
> per ream price range.  Again, thanks to everyone who responded and sorry
> it took so long for this summary to get out.