Dan: No, they don't need carbons. They will just separate the pieces and
send one to the customer and keep one for their files.
>You can get it, but tends to be pricey. Try places on line that
>sell blank check stock. You will find its probably cheaper to print
>a full page and ignore the white space than to get specialty paper.
>You wont normally find it in retail stores.
Mark: That's what I was worried about, that you can't just go to your
local Office Max and buy this perforated paper. I could print multiple copies
on one plain page, but then they would have to cut them apart, and I know
they won't like that. "Blank check stock" is exactly what I need, I think.
Paul: I'm emailing you privately for your source!
Karen
> We have our copiers(which are our printers) staple the papers into two or
> three part as they come out.
>
> If they need to write through the copies I use xerox carbonless paper
>
>
> http://www.officedepot.com/a/products/576620/Xerox-Premium-Digital-Carbonless-Paper-2/
>
> It is expensive though. I try to find an alternate way if possible.
>
>
> Dan Goldberg
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