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From: jchester@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Henry S. Horn)
Newsgroups: comp.text.desktop
Subject: Re:  Curling paper from laser printers
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Date: 31 Dec 88 23:35:20 GMT
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You could try short grain paper instead of the long grain that it sounds
as if you are using.  (The paper fibers are laid oriented with the short
edges of the paper instead of the long ones, so the fibers themselves 
won't get bent going through your laser printer.  Long grain works better
for most high speed copiers, which move the paper along "sideways.")

Though they cost more, you could experiment with some of the papers
marketed for laser printers.

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