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> I don't even know if there's perforated continuous stationery/form paper with tractor holes that, once you strip the holes, is A4 sized? There is. We had an
by twic 4y ago
> I don't even know if there's perforated continuous stationery/form paper with tractor holes that, once you strip the holes, is A4 sized?
There is. We had an ImageWriter in the 1980s which printed on exactly that. Until i read your comment, i assumed that was the standard!
This format still exists, for example:
https://www.paperstone.co.uk/paper/listing-paper-computer/5-star-computer-listing-paper-1-part-a4-11-66-inch-x-235mm-microperforated-plain-white-box-2000-sheets/p-25779 https://www.paperstone.co.uk/paper/listing-paper-computer/5-...
- bonzini 4y agoTechnically it's 0.66 millimeter shorter than A4. A bigger problem is width, it does not fit the "standard" 80 columns.
- gertrunde 4y agoThat paper does make me irrationally angry for one reason: "Sheet size is A4 - 11.66inch deep x 235mm wide (edge to edge including sprockets)" (Edit: Although it does make a sort of sense, in that dot matrix line height is in inches - but still aggravating).