"Inkjet" paper

I have some Staples brand "inkjet paper". Is it likely to be coated with
anything that would clog a pen?

Thanks
David

Some inkjet papers are coated, others are not.
If this is the paper, they claim it's unfinished.

http://www.staples.com/Catalog/Brows...nkjet%2Easp%3F

Bern

"Dave" wrote:
I have some Staples brand "inkjet paper". Is it likely to be coated
with anything that would clog a pen?

Thanks
David

BLandolf wrote:

Some inkjet papers are coated, others are not.
If this is the paper, they claim it's unfinished.

That appears to be the stuff. Thanks!

David

| "Dave" wrote:
| I have some Staples brand "inkjet paper". Is it likely to be coated
| with anything that would clog a pen?
|
| Thanks
| David
|
|
"BLandolf" replied:

| Some inkjet papers are coated, others are not.
| If this is the paper, they claim it's unfinished.

Then why didn't they FINISH it? The last thing I want to buy is
something they aren't even done with!

john cline ii, throwing his coat over his head, and running for, well,
yes, as a matter of fact coaster....

{Note to original poster: BLf is right, you can use the paper, this is
sort of an inside running joke, except it isn't running very well right
now. We need a ruby yacht...and/or 20 years of experience in a dye
laboratory...it's all in Da Book, or so they say! Well, no, he would
have said any paper worth buying will not damage any fountain pen ever
made, so silly. Why at any pen show you can buy paper for six cents a
ream that would be just fine with a garden variety BIC or even a Mont
Blanc, as long as you don't drop it...}

"john cline ii" wrote:

"BLandolf" replied:

| Some inkjet papers are coated, others are not.
| If this is the paper, they claim it's unfinished.

Then why didn't they FINISH it? The last thing I want to buy is
something they aren't even done with!

Dear john... Sounds like you're getting upset because StapleHead's own
web site says they're not through with that paper. Hey, those are
StapleHead's words, not mine. Take it up with StapleHead, not me.

Bern (who'd never fill one of her pens from a bottle that reads, "DON'T
SHAKE!!!!)

john cline ii wrote:

he would
have said any paper worth buying will not damage any fountain pen ever
made, so silly. Why at any pen show you can buy paper for six cents a
ream that would be just fine with a garden variety BIC or even a Mont
Blanc, as long as you don't drop it...


If I drop my paper, can I just pick it up again and start, like, writing
again, or do I need to maybe squeeze it until three drops come out first?
My friend who knows everything told me I need to do that, but it makes a
mess, and I don't want to have to undo my pants in the office everytime
I drop some paper.


David
taking bait that doesn't belong to him

"Dave" wrote in message
...

David
taking bait that doesn't belong to him

Whew! Thanks for grabbing it before I did!


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"BLandolf" wrote in message ...
"john cline ii" wrote:

"BLandolf" replied:

| Some inkjet papers are coated, others are not.
| If this is the paper, they claim it's unfinished.

Then why didn't they FINISH it? The last thing I want to buy is
something they aren't even done with!

Dear john... Sounds like you're getting upset because StapleHead's own
web site says they're not through with that paper. Hey, those are
StapleHead's words, not mine. Take it up with StapleHead, not me.

Bern (who'd never fill one of her pens from a bottle that reads, "DON'T
SHAKE!!!!)


I usually only get the shakes after emptying a few bottles.
But was told that in a few years I may get the shakes if I give up the bottles.

I don't want to have to undo my pants in the office everytime I drop some
paper

Dude, what are you writing with, a perfect pen, is that it????


annoynymous

john cline ii, throwing his coat over his head, and running for, well, yes, as
a matter of fact coaster....

Shoulda known!
jwcii, get back here, man! it's almost winter!



satrap
sit down and pretend you're normal!





titanic cruise? I think not!
much safer on a
ruby yacht!