[P1] Paper weights...

[Brian Olesky]

110 lb stock is fairly heavy. If somebody is designing something for you,
they should help you pick the stock you want to print on. If you're trying
to put something together for yourself a trip to the local Kinko's (or a
similar place like Kwik Kopy) would help. They'll take you through all the
various kinds of paper stock available to you.

Brian

On 11/5/03 3:12 PM, "patdart" <patdart at cox-internet.com> wrote:

> I'm trying to figure out how to compare some papers for my business and
> I don't know how paper 8.5 ml thick compares to 110 lb weight...can
> anyone here help me?
> 
> Pat
> 
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