Printing off Jepp charts: What paper do you use?

On 1/21/2006 2:20 PM, John Godwin wrote the following:
"John R. Copeland" wrote in
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I use Jeppesen's 7-hole-prepunched paper, for no very good reason.
When I finish my current pack, I think I'll buy a 7-hole punch,

FranklinCovey.com sells a very nice "Jepp Punch" for $20. Good quality, steel,
and less bulky than the ones Sporty's and Jepp sell for $50+/-.

I print my plates (NACO) two-up, two sided, then cut the paper in half and punch it.

The FinePrint printer driver
(http://fineprint.com/products/fineprint/benefits.html) is a terrific tool for
this and also for printing PDF manuals into 5.5 x 8.5 booklets. Well worth the
$50 it costs and there is an unlimited free trial period. It works with any app,
so it may be a help with whatever problems there are with printing from the Jepp
software too.

Errr ... ummm, I didn't say anything about using a 7 hole punch. If
you're going to edit posts, please make it clear who says what.

Mitty wrote in
:

On 1/21/2006 2:20 PM, John Godwin wrote the following:
"John R. Copeland" wrote in
:

I use Jeppesen's 7-hole-prepunched paper, for no very good
reason. When I finish my current pack, I think I'll buy a 7-hole
punch,


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