On Sunday 01 October 2006 23:27, Mike Millet wrote: > I don't know if this has been discussed on the list before, but as I was > cleaning out out printers at work the other day I noticed that all of them > had a little slider to adjust for paper width and A4 as well as some other > formats which I don't quite remember were listed on there. I know that A4 > is the world standard as far as letter paper goes but I was wondering if it > would be possible for the current US 8.5x11inch letter paper to be > replaced by A4? I seem to recall one of my professors at college mentioning > that they use A4 for submitting papers now in international journals or > other academic works, and it looked like A4 could fit well in most filing > cabinets and copiers/faxes/scanners. > > Is it possible to do ? Do US mills still produce paper in Letter size or do > they really take an A size sheet and cut it down to some weird length?
Hammermill makes international paper, and I have a few reams. I don't currently have a working printer, though. Pierre
