news@sun.uucp (news) (01/01/89)
The problem with curling paper is usually due to excessive moisture
in the paper, in the printer room, or the storage room where the
paper is kept. Sometimes the paper is produced with too much
moisture. When the paper is heated in the printer, it dries and
curls. You might try switching paper brands, just in case. We
use Hammermill Tidal and FASCOPY D without any curling problems.
Pat Wood
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For the past 6 months I have worked daily with the Laserjet,
Laserjet+ and LaserjetII on a daily basis, and have never
had paper curling problems.
We keep our paper in metal cabinets in our copier room, and
buy only genuine Xerox paper. We get the stuff from Xerox
SupplyNet (800) 822-2200, and the label on the plain white
paper says "Dual Purpose 8 1/2 x 11."
It's Xerox 4024 paper, 3R721, 10 ream carton, Substance 20 (75g/m sq.)
White, grain long.
We have also used their colored papers with great success.
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