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you're right how come they don't do that? Copiers do a lot of this stuff, even staple -- how come printers don't? Good one+ |
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Separator pages have been around since way back in the day when *all* output was printed. There are already plenty of printers which collate, staple, bind, cover or what have you. You should consider donating one to your cash-strapped library. |
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[phoenix] If getting a printer thats twice the price made no difference then your analysis was bang on. but no matter how you see it a 5 buck increase in price (adding the flags) and a 20 buck increase(buying printers that offer 10 other features) does make a difference. |
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I don't understand n_w's response to [phoenix]. [phoenix]'s solution is to have one more sheet of paper printed at the beginning of the print job as has been done for ages. No special hardware, no extra cost beyond the minimal cost of printing one more page. |
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It has taken a couple of readings for me to realize that the Post-It dealy must be intended to stick out beyond the paper so that it will visibly protude from the edge of the stack. |
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<unsolicited writing advice from a mediocre writer>
It mighta been a good idea to state that originally. It is the central feature of your idea and you're relying on the reader's proper interpretation of "Post-It flag" to get your point across.
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I'm not sure what it was like before, but this idea is now lovely. [theircompetitor] is quite right, printers and copiers have long been able to collate, stapler and the like, but Post-It flags would be a great addition. (it could even write the print time and doc title). |
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