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From: mikem@copper.MDP.TEK.COM (Mike Mihalik)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac,comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Re: filofax paper sizes in laser printer software?
Summary: filofax punch
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Date: 13 Apr 89 23:20:56 GMT
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My wife is nuts about both filofax, and the deskfax. You can buy a
paper punch for the filofax from filofax directly; this can be ordered
through your local dealer, or call the U.S. headquarters in LA for
more info. I believe it cost about 30 dollars though.

The best way to make new/extra pages is to invest in a good paper
cutter and the puch. Then nothing is impossible.

The same basic idea works for Time Design products, as well as
Daytimers. All offer some sort of paper punch for the odd spacing.
I've produced a few custom pages for my daytimer using the Laserwriter
or my HP DeskJet. For layout, I use any drawing program. Pagemaker
makes it real easy too, since you can set the page size you need. When
printed on 8 1/2 x 11 paper, there are cut marks provided.

Any neat form ideas out there?

Mike Mihalik