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Most of mine are used to raise my monitor to eye level. That way I know that
at least one copy is being put to good use. Oh, and another is usually part
of my portfolio.
The CD versions make great coasters.
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From: m w [mailto:midwest_technical -at- yahoo -dot- com]
Subject: storage of documents
Where do you keep your paper documents once they have
been signed-off on? Do you keep them in a file at
your desk? If not, what location do you keep your
paper docs in?
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