henry@utzoo.UUCP (Henry Spencer) (04/07/85)
As most laser-printer users have undoubtedly noticed, our laser printers
don't have very large paper-supply trays. This means that they need
reloading fairly often when printing something big. During the day,
Computer Systems staff are around to reload paper. However, if you are
printing something big overnight or over the weekend, it is rude to expect
other users to keep loading new paper for you. It is also unwise; your
printout may well sit there over the weekend, waiting for someone to load
paper. With other users' small printouts waiting behind it, too. Those
other users get quite upset about this, with good reason.
If you are printing something large (over 100 pages, say) in off-hours,
YOU should be there loading paper. If you don't know how, any Computer
Systems staff member can show you; it's easy.
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Henry Spencer @ U of Toronto Zoology
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