> Question: There is a smartass chemist that works in our labs who claims
> he has seen a type of paper you can use on a laser jet that is
> "absolutely" water proof i.e., the ink won't smear.
> 
> I have never heard of such an animal. I am assuming everyone simply writes 
> the deco schedule on their slate/wet notes, etc. Is anybody doing anything
> else?

I don't know what it is called, but there is a kind of waterproof that we
field biologists use, and it can be run through a laser printer.  I used
to photocopy artciles that I had to read for a seminar I was enrolled in
on this kind of paper - then print my deco tables on the back of the last
page of the article.  That way I could read the paper and do my deco all
in one-shot.  I think I did this once on a dive with Dennis, if you don't
believe me.  I still have the articles (they still have some salt crystals
on them - no kidding!)

Rich

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