Vee, I have a case of the same sort of paper except mine is the standard 8.5x11 size and has the perfs to tear off the holes. I haven't found a suitable home for mine either. Ruth At 11:04 AM -0500 3/10/04, Vee L. Housman wrote: >Dear Folks, > >In the process of recently converting my Copier Room into my Laundry Room >I came across a case of paper that I had forgotten that I still had. I >had purchased it back in the olden computer days when I had an extra wide >dot matrix printer that used continuously fed paper with sprocket holes in >it. It was called tractor-fed. No the paper isn't the green bar type >that was generally used for spreadsheets, printouts and such at the time >but is plain white paper with the sprocket holes in it. And now I don't >know what to do with the almost unused case of paper. The paper size is >11 x 14-3/4 inches including the sprocket holes and there are no >perforations along the sides so that you can tear off the strip of >sprocket holes. My guess is that I still have close to 1,500 sheets of it >left. > >Frankly I've found the sheets useful in lining bureau drawers and such >over the years but other than that, I can't envision my having any other >use for it. The case of paper is now comfortably stored in my Laundry Room >but my question is why? And that's why I turn to you folks for >suggestions as to who might chearfully haul it off my hands and make good >use of it. It's still in pristine white condition and I just KNOW that >there's a good home for it. But where? >vee -- Ruth Barton [email protected] Dummerston, VT

Might I suggest, donating the paper to a preschool or kindergarten class. They are always needing paper to draw, scribble or paint on. Maybe you know a teacher that could direct you to one of these grades to donate. This was done in my girls classes. Janey ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ruth Barton" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 11:03 AM Subject: Re: [FOLKS] What can I do with a case of paper? > Vee, I have a case of the same sort of paper except mine is the standard > 8.5x11 size and has the perfs to tear off the holes. I haven't found a > suitable home for mine either. Ruth > > > > > At 11:04 AM -0500 3/10/04, Vee L. Housman wrote: > >Dear Folks, > > > >In the process of recently converting my Copier Room into my Laundry Room > >I came across a case of paper that I had forgotten that I still had. I > >had purchased it back in the olden computer days when I had an extra wide > >dot matrix printer that used continuously fed paper with sprocket holes in > >it. It was called tractor-fed. No the paper isn't the green bar type > >that was generally used for spreadsheets, printouts and such at the time > >but is plain white paper with the sprocket holes in it. And now I don't > >know what to do with the almost unused case of paper. The paper size is > >11 x 14-3/4 inches including the sprocket holes and there are no > >perforations along the sides so that you can tear off the strip of > >sprocket holes. My guess is that I still have close to 1,500 sheets of it > >left. > > > >Frankly I've found the sheets useful in lining bureau drawers and such > >over the years but other than that, I can't envision my having any other > >use for it. The case of paper is now comfortably stored in my Laundry Room > >but my question is why? And that's why I turn to you folks for > >suggestions as to who might chearfully haul it off my hands and make good > >use of it. It's still in pristine white condition and I just KNOW that > >there's a good home for it. But where? > >vee > > -- > Ruth Barton > [email protected] > Dummerston, VT >