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Something similar could probably work if your print jobs required all the same width paper. Printers today need to handle many sizes (legal, letter, tabloid, e
by giarc 9y ago
Something similar could probably work if your print jobs required all the same width paper. Printers today need to handle many sizes (legal, letter, tabloid, envelopes etc etc).
- wink 9y agoThere must be a market for "I only ever need A4 or letter" (depending on your area). I honestly don't remember printing anything but A4 for the last 20 years. We printed some labels in the 90s, that was the only diversion...
- Symbiote 9y agoI print so rarely, that about half of what I do print is A3. If I don't want to read the thing on a screen, then doubling its size is often useful. But, for metric sizes, two consecutive sizes could be supported. A4 would print landscape, and A3 portrait. The large photocopier-like printer at work does this.