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For many moons, companies have used multi-copied, multi-colored invoice forms for a variety of reasons: "the whites go to the customer", "the pinks go to the sales reps", "the yellows go to the file cabinet", and on and on...These forms were always produced on line printers so your print quality is not as strong as it could be. We'd love to produce the invoices from laser printers but I cannot seem to work out how multi-colored forms would be handled this way other than stacking multiple 8x11 colorized standard paper, piggy backed in groups of whatever, and then running the invoices with the number of copies you want for each one. That sounds completely dain bramaged to me.

Is this old fashioned office edict a dying dinosaur? Are people just producing multiple laser copies, one form type, one color and distributing them...maybe with an "identification label" or something to indicate who gets them? I hope so or else I'd love to hear someone elses laser solution. Has anyone done a cost comparison between the number of extra 8x11 paper to the original 4 part forms?

Thanks for the time.

Rick Rayburn
NYC






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