Unfortunately, I don't have much use for stapling paper these days. I had to search for something to staple, and ran across an alignment procedure for an AOR 1000 DC-Daylight scanner. It's got a lot of staple holes in it now.
I vaguely remember odd paper sizes in WP, but never really bothered wth them. That's cruel and insane to do that. I like it.
The fluorescent ballasts in a commercial building are another example of "Make it just different enough..." They (can) run on 277VAC, which is a single phase of a three-phase 480VAC standard. Just different enough that you can't use them at home.
Unfortunately, I don't have much use for stapling paper these days. I had to search for something to staple, and ran across an alignment procedure for an AOR 1000 DC-Daylight scanner. It's got a lot of staple holes in it now.
I vaguely remember odd paper sizes in WP, but never really bothered wth them. That's cruel and insane to do that. I like it.
The fluorescent ballasts in a commercial building are another example of "Make it just different enough..." They (can) run on 277VAC, which is a single phase of a three-phase 480VAC standard. Just different enough that you can't use them at home.
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