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Ncr Pads

MrHappy
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no we used multipart ncr blank paper, and printed the whole sheet. ie a corrective and preventive have different layouts and checks etc. We also did that for completion certs etc.

Thinking of dropping letterhead now and getting the lasers to do the lot on decent and cheap blank paper

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no we used multipart ncr blank paper, and printed the whole sheet. ie a corrective and preventive have different layouts and checks etc. We also did that for completion certs etc.

Thinking of dropping letterhead now and getting the lasers to do the lot on decent and cheap blank paper

I thought of that when i got a new printer 6 months back, decided not worth the trouble and just got mono laser all in one, has 2 paper trays anyway so not a problem.

you need a decent colour laser, only 1 of ours is up to it. Your volume, ie invoices, maint letters etc should always be run on a mono only as they are they (usually) are the cheaperst to run, we use kyocera and samsung for the volume mono laser and they are spot on. However both colour samsungs are poor.

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you need a decent colour laser, only 1 of ours is up to it. Your volume, ie invoices, maint letters etc should always be run on a mono only as they are they (usually) are the cheaperst to run, we use kyocera and samsung for the volume mono laser and they are spot on. However both colour samsungs are poor.

I've got a Samsung Colour multi function laser and so far been quite impressed with it.

Dave, used these http://www.cheapncrforms.co.uk/2.html

I really can't be ar**** with it anymore.

Thinking of dropping letterhead now and getting the lasers to do the lot on decent and cheap blank paper

I did this, letterhead scanned into database and used on most reports.

Originally said by Charles Babbage
On two occasions I have been asked [by members of Parliament], 'Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?' I am not able rightly to apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question.

We are PDA electronic for job sheets. Warning!! this might not have been the best decision we ever made.

Customers!

Net. really? its something we are/were doing when I have the time to write it.

what are the downside bits. and do the upsides not counter them?

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We are PDA electronic for job sheets. Warning!! this might not have been the best decision we ever made.

I keep toying with the concept but at 2 grand+ its quite low on my todo list

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I did this, letterhead scanned into database and used on most reports.

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I really can't be ar**** with it anymore.

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