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Carbonless Copies
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For instance, if you were going to look at a TW for sale, and find that it has no ribbon so that you can test it, one of these sheets kept in your pocket - and poblem solved![/url]
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- M. Höhne
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Re: Carbonless Copies
This paper is commonly known in the US by the tradename "NCR" paper, standing for "No Carbon Required". By a happy coincidence, it is produced by a company called National Cash Register, known as NCR. It is available in a wide variety of sizes; check with your stationer.
Generically, it is called "carbonless copy paper, CCP, but I have never heard it called that.
Be careful carrying it in your pocket; the folding, creasing, pressures will activate the second sheet and may exhaust it before you find a typewriter that needs it.
== Michael
