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The paperless office has always been a myth. With printers and paper so
inexpensive, and themassive number of PCs in ouir homes, the only thing that
will reduce our paper consumption is a lack of trees. Unfortunately . . ..
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> From: Hart, Geoff [SMTP:Geoff-H -at- MTL -dot- FERIC -dot- CA]
>
> Subject: Online documentation saves trees? Not!
>
> One of the interesting statements I occasionally come across here and at
> conferences is the notion that online documentation "saves trees".
> Interestingly, my experience is generally the opposite, but not
> necessarily
> for the reasons you'd expect. Here's why:
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