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How to file A5 paper?


Question Posted Monday April 10 2006, 7:32 am

I have a A5 size folder but i can't find a holepuncher to match...it has 20 holes...

please help..


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TheOldOne answered Monday April 10 2006, 9:51 pm:
Well, since no one else has answered this, I'll take a swing at it. At least I (unlike most USAns) know what A5 is.

First off, go to Google.

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Plenty of solutions there, I see. Heck the first one on the list has an 800 number! 800-341-1620

If the holes are standard size, you *could* get a single-hole puncher (they look a bit like a pair of pliers) and punch the holes manually; you'd need to mark the spots to be punched lightly with a pencil first, of course.

But you didn't mention how much paper you plan to punch. If it's a large volume, it would probably be a good idea to buy an A5 hole puncher, perhaps even an electric one.

Good luck!

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