Besides the standard white copy paper, we have an assortment of papers, colors, and weights available, and the department stocks bond, carbonless, cover, index, offset, and transparencies. It has a surface which accepts ink readily from a pen or typewriter and can be easily erased. For two-sided or color copying, we recommend the heavier bonds. The pressure of writing or typing releases a colorless dye, and the image is transferred onto the coated front. A heavier weight of paper used as covers on booklets, catalogs, manuals, etc.
Cover papers are generally more stable and durable.
A lightweight, clear film designed to be viewed by light shining through it or by projection. We can copy transparencies in black or in color. For best results, we recommend submitting photos separate from pages containing text, and allowing us to place them or use network printing. Saddlestitching Saddlestitching is a form of binding in which a document is folded in half, and two staples are forced through its backbone or spine. Magazines are often saddlestitched, for example.