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  • V virang_21

    Just curious to know how many of us are conservative about using printing papers ? I noticed in last one year I hardly use one pack of printer paper.I try to avoid printing paper as much as I can. I even reuse the margin of printed paper to do some note taking or calculation to make sure I don't waste it. Whenever I print something I feel guilt of cutting down more trees. Am I being too conservative to use paper ?

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    pseudonym67
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    When working as a programmer only ever printed stuff at work. I've never needed to do printing on my own account. Then I started an open university course last year and they require the essays and thesis as hard copies, so I had to get one. Tested it and will probably get aroung to printing something towards the end of next year. Stupid thing is that they mark the essays ( don't know about the thesis, don't even know what it'll be about yet. ) from the word files well OpenOffice saved as word files. The exam board apparently cant read computer screens so they have to have a hard copy. Suppose I shouldn't use any relatively new words then either.

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      If printing paper is a problem then you will be scared to look at all the houses that are made from wood.

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      Who still builds houses out of wood?

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        Who still builds houses out of wood?

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        Henry Minute
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        Squirrels! ;P

        Henry Minute Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?" “I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”

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          Squirrels! ;P

          Henry Minute Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?" “I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”

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          Ok you got me there

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          • V virang_21

            Just curious to know how many of us are conservative about using printing papers ? I noticed in last one year I hardly use one pack of printer paper.I try to avoid printing paper as much as I can. I even reuse the margin of printed paper to do some note taking or calculation to make sure I don't waste it. Whenever I print something I feel guilt of cutting down more trees. Am I being too conservative to use paper ?

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            Dalek Dave
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            I go through a ream or two a day at work and maybe a ream a month at home.

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              I go through a ream or two a day at work and maybe a ream a month at home.

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              You're an accountant, so you don't count. ;)

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              • V virang_21

                Just curious to know how many of us are conservative about using printing papers ? I noticed in last one year I hardly use one pack of printer paper.I try to avoid printing paper as much as I can. I even reuse the margin of printed paper to do some note taking or calculation to make sure I don't waste it. Whenever I print something I feel guilt of cutting down more trees. Am I being too conservative to use paper ?

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                bryce
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                virang_21 wrote:

                Am I being too conservative to use paper ?

                yes go hard on the printing - stuff the leftie pinkos Bryce

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                • V virang_21

                  Just curious to know how many of us are conservative about using printing papers ? I noticed in last one year I hardly use one pack of printer paper.I try to avoid printing paper as much as I can. I even reuse the margin of printed paper to do some note taking or calculation to make sure I don't waste it. Whenever I print something I feel guilt of cutting down more trees. Am I being too conservative to use paper ?

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                  Nish Nishant
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                  The same banks who are GREEN because they offer e-statements (as opposed to 2 sheets a month) have absolutely no qualms about sending unsolicited crap (flyers, credit checks, loan offers, stupid agreement changes etc.) in the post. The paper savings from going the e-statement route is probably less than 10%! :sigh:

                  Regards, Nish


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                  • V virang_21

                    Just curious to know how many of us are conservative about using printing papers ? I noticed in last one year I hardly use one pack of printer paper.I try to avoid printing paper as much as I can. I even reuse the margin of printed paper to do some note taking or calculation to make sure I don't waste it. Whenever I print something I feel guilt of cutting down more trees. Am I being too conservative to use paper ?

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                    puromtec1
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                    Me..Duplex. Two pages per sheet. Save paper that has a blank side for scratch work with pen. I print a heck of a lot of articles from cp actually which comprises the largest plurality of my printing.

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                    • L Lost User

                      I don't know, but I heard their natural habitat is An Office, which might explain why I don't have one.

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                      HimanshuJoshi
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                      harold aptroot wrote:

                      their natural habitat is An Office

                      What is office?

                      Place for Indians to hang out

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                        Squirrels! ;P

                        Henry Minute Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?" “I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”

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                        Those evil little squirrels with their twitchy little noses! :mad:

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                        • V virang_21

                          Just curious to know how many of us are conservative about using printing papers ? I noticed in last one year I hardly use one pack of printer paper.I try to avoid printing paper as much as I can. I even reuse the margin of printed paper to do some note taking or calculation to make sure I don't waste it. Whenever I print something I feel guilt of cutting down more trees. Am I being too conservative to use paper ?

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                          Dario Solera
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                          I avoid printing everything that can be saved digitally. Normally, I only print forms/contracts and stuff that must have a hard copy. Besides, I only purchase recycled paper.

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                            The same banks who are GREEN because they offer e-statements (as opposed to 2 sheets a month) have absolutely no qualms about sending unsolicited crap (flyers, credit checks, loan offers, stupid agreement changes etc.) in the post. The paper savings from going the e-statement route is probably less than 10%! :sigh:

                            Regards, Nish


                            My technology blog: voidnish.wordpress.com (recently moved from web-host to wordpress)

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                            Dario Solera
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                            How true! My bank sends me something that almost seems a newspaper in size and number of pages. It invariably ends up in the recycling bin, but all the resources spent to make and deliver it are totally wasted.

                            If you truly believe you need to pick a mobile phone that "says something" about your personality, don't bother. You don't have a personality. A mental illness, maybe, but not a personality. [Charlie Brooker] ScrewTurn Wiki, Continuous Localization and My Startup

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                              You should use more. Some trees are grown specifically for processing into paper. If nobody uses paper, their very existence will have been in vain. They will become depressed and as a result will become more susceptible to diseases. Living so close to each other, as they do, these diseases will spread extremely rapidly, decimating entire forests. All because you were too frugal in your use of paper. You should be ashamed of yourself! :-D

                              Henry Minute Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?" “I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”

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                              An excellent point, Henry, which exactly mirrors my argument in favor of consuming vast quantities of bacon and pork ribs. Several breeds of swine exist solely for the purpose of feeding the habits of people who share my love of pork. In fact, many of these specialty breeds have been bred to enjoy being clubbed between the ears, causing them a feeling of great relief and fulfillment similar to a human orgasm. I've done a lot of research into the method used to accomplish this, and while it's a closely held trade secret, I can tell you that it involves neurolinguistic programming techniques and a man holding a baseball bat while whispering "nice piggy" at the crucial moment in breeding. Without me and others of similar tastes, millions of these poor beasts would live out their lives feeling unfulfilled and unloved, and eventually the entire population would die off, primarily because of a lack of interest in breeding, "... it just isn't what it used to be." I couldn't bear to have that on my conscience. :((

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                                You're an accountant, so you don't count. ;)

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                                Roger Wright
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                                aspdotnetdev wrote:

                                you don't count

                                Not higher than 21, at least... ;P

                                Will Rogers never met me.

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                                  aspdotnetdev wrote:

                                  you don't count

                                  Not higher than 21, at least... ;P

                                  Will Rogers never met me.

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                                  Yep, once he reached that age, he attained everything he could ever dream of... an entire world of legal alcohol. So it was no use counting anymore. :)

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                                  • V virang_21

                                    Just curious to know how many of us are conservative about using printing papers ? I noticed in last one year I hardly use one pack of printer paper.I try to avoid printing paper as much as I can. I even reuse the margin of printed paper to do some note taking or calculation to make sure I don't waste it. Whenever I print something I feel guilt of cutting down more trees. Am I being too conservative to use paper ?

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                                    Roger Wright
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                                    I go through a ream or two a day at work, perhaps a quarter of that at home. Reading and understanding 1000 page technical documents on a computer screen is something I find impossible to do. Of course I print all emails, in case I forget where I left them in my inbox. And I print all the spam I get before I delete it, just in case I might one day need Viagra or a Russian bride. Where I really score highly is in printing my own designs - D and E size prints of electrical substation construction drawings, transmission line plans and profiles, topographical maps, grading plans, sewer lift station drawings, water line and well details, control building plans and control system electrical and mechanical designs - why, one good sized project can level a smallish deciduous forest! Environmental, biological, and cultural site assessments - all required by Federal law - consume even more, and copies must be distributed to about 30 different offices (with multiple copies). Have you ever seen an Environmental Assessment Report (the baby brother of the Environmental Impact Statement)? Those can easily reach a few hundred pages for a simple project. Then there are the required paper reports for every water sample, taken weekly from dozens of sites, that have to be sent to the US EPA and AZ Dept of Environmental Quality. Can't forget those... By the time I retire I fully expect to completely denude the state of Maine and turn it into a pristine grassland. So go ahead and print to your heart's desire; it won't be noticed. I might even leave you a tree or two in Maine.

                                    Will Rogers never met me.

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                                      Yep, once he reached that age, he attained everything he could ever dream of... an entire world of legal alcohol. So it was no use counting anymore. :)

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                                      Mark_Wallace
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                                      He must have been a bit slow, then. It's 18 in the UK.

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                                        Yep, once he reached that age, he attained everything he could ever dream of... an entire world of legal alcohol. So it was no use counting anymore. :)

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                                        Roger Wright
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                                        I was thinking more along the lines of available, accessible appendages for keeping track of his sums.

                                        Will Rogers never met me.

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                                          I was thinking more along the lines of available, accessible appendages for keeping track of his sums.

                                          Will Rogers never met me.

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                                          AspDotNetDev
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                                          Ah! Did not need that mental picture*! :laugh: *Of DD counting with his fingers, toes, and tongue.

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