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Rod,
The R&D guys are just suggesting saving a step. Instead of
printing the tables and then making an overhead, use overhead sheets
that can be run through the printer! Canon makes them.
Susan
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Subject: Re: DECOM
Author: rfarb <rfarb@na*.ne*> at Internet
Date: 11/15/96 11:10 PM
I have printed the tables out on a laser printer and then made an
overhead projection transparency of the tables. Carry these and place
your white slate behind it for better contrast. If this is what you are
saying to do, I apologize for being redundant. I think you are saying to
write with a marker on overhead media and use that. Rod
On Fri, 15 Nov 1996 sbrillhart@ne*.hs*.ed* wrote:
> Roger -
> This came up last February....and I asked my brother, who works in
> Canon Va.'s design labs, if Canon (or HP, anyone else) makes a paper
> that is waterproof that we could print tables on.
>
> Answer: not that they could find. There IS waterproof paper, but it
> melts in laserjets, and the deskjet ink won't stick to it. His best
> suggestion was to print on the clear sheets designed for overheads,
> and back them with a white laminate for better visability and
> stability in case of cracking. He's still keeping his eyes open for
> me.
>
> Anyone discover anything new?
>
>
> Susan
>
>
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> Subject: DECOM
> Author: Roger Herring <abcr@gn*.fd*.ne*> at Internet
> Date: 11/15/96 4:46 PM
>
>
>
> I just got through running some profiles using DECOM I bought from Ronnie
> Bell this past weekend. I have to admit it's a pretty slick piece of
> software.
>
> 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?
>
> Roger Herring
>
>
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