How to medical and dental books.
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Thanks for posting this link.
Hate to hijack your thread but wanted to ask anybody who knows.
Generally speaking, let's say you find a good reference book but it's a PDF document, Word, Word Perfect or whatever.
BUT the actual book is now considered rare and out of print (expensive or hard to find), is there a good way to get something like that printed off to put in a 3 ring binder or whatever?
Pieces of paper from computer printers will tend to stick together after a few years of sitting in a binder like that and the ink toner will be stuck on the wrong page.
Hate to hijack your thread but wanted to ask anybody who knows.
Generally speaking, let's say you find a good reference book but it's a PDF document, Word, Word Perfect or whatever.
BUT the actual book is now considered rare and out of print (expensive or hard to find), is there a good way to get something like that printed off to put in a 3 ring binder or whatever?
Pieces of paper from computer printers will tend to stick together after a few years of sitting in a binder like that and the ink toner will be stuck on the wrong page.
A lot of it depends on the printer and the paper. I had some stuff stick to the inside of binders, but I had reference materials that sat in binders in my office for years without the print sticking to other pages. Pretty much all of it was printed on HP enterprise-class printers (usually a LaserJet 8000 or 8150) on Xerox 3-hole prepunched paper, FWIW.
Good info. Thanks RickN
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