Continuous stationery

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Autographic registers Tabulating machines IBM cards Microcomputers Dot-matrix

15 related topics

Common types

Guillotine Green bar A4

3 related topics

Shape and form

Sprocket Perforated

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Printing, separation and binding

Reader's Digest Publisher's Clearing House

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Shape and form

Sprocket
Perforated Perforation

Common types

Guillotine Paper cutter
Green bar
A4 A4 paper

Printing, separation and binding

History

Autographic registers Autographic Register
Tabulating machines Tabulating machine
IBM cards Punched cards
Microcomputers Microcomputer
Dot-matrix Dot matrix printer
Desktop publishing
WYSIWYG
Laser printer
Inkjet printer
Standard size Paper size
Letter Letter (paper size)
Legal Legal paper
Office supplies
OfficeMax
Staples Staples Inc.

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Avg. degree1.95

Density0.054054

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paper continuous form sheets perforations used printing stationery often edges printed printers forms holes burster also sprocket printer pages separated

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

Subject	Predicate	Object	Confidence	Src
invoices or basic data	instance of	acceptable for many business documents	0.80	text
paper weight	instance of	and other details	0.80	text
mass-mail advertising	instance of	A burster was typically used with printed continuous form paper applications	0.80	text
invoices	instance of	A burster was typically used with printed continuous form paper applications	0.80	text
and account statements	instance of	A burster was typically used with printed continuous form paper applications	0.80	text
OfficeMax	instance of	is still available in the US from large retailers of office supplies	0.80	text
Staples	instance of	is still available in the US from large retailers of office supplies	0.80	text

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Printing, separation and binding

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Printing, separation and binding

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