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From: peter@ficc.uu.net (Peter da Silva)
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Subject: Re: AT&T Sourcecode: Poison!
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Date: 6 Mar 90 02:19:32 GMT
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> WE-unique *4-ring* binders and *4-hole-punched* paper they provided to
> us as part of the training materials. Designed specifically to be
> incompatible with ordinary 3-hole-punched standard paper and 3-ring
> binders, ...

Four ring binders are standard in many parts of the world. I have a
bunch of stuff on 4-ring paper. In fact when I was in Australia this
excuse was given to me as an explanation of why the Honeywell Level 6
documents were pubbed in (USA) 3-ring binders. I'd think it'd be
pretty easy for them to get as much of the 4-ring kind as they want.


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