Difference in paper?
Asked on: 11 Dec 2008
I need to do a printing of 10,000 +/- with an HP laser and I'm looking at paper quality and price and I noticed that some paper is labeled 'laser paper' and I was wondering if the difference will affect the printing?
Does anybody work with paper a lot and if so any suggestions?
PS: I'm trying to keep the costs down, but sometimes you lose money saving money.
Thanks
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What's the difference between Netbooks and notebooks?
Asked on: 24 Oct 2008
Question:
What's the difference between Netbooks and notebooks?
Lately, I've been hearing quite a buzz around Netbooks; maybe you've seen one, but these particular laptops are super tiny and cute! I'm currently shopping around for my first laptop, not for a desktop replacement, but a portable computer I can take along with me on my travels. I'm new to laptops, but aren't these so-called Netbooks like every other laptop out there, but just smaller in size? I'm having a difficult time differentiat...
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A different possibility to create a Layer Difference?
Asked on: 06 Aug 2008
Hey guys and geeks,
I'd like to create the difference of two layers / paths but I'm used to work with "sectional planes" (I don't really know the English word for it) in Adobe PhotoShop.
So: How can I create the difference of two layers while the upper layer still completely exists but it's viewable parts are only above the lower layer?
Sorry for my bad English and thank you very much in advance,
bastman
Update:
I made a picture, in case you don't understand my text:
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What's SLR? Difference between regular digi cams?
Asked on: 21 Dec 2004
Hello,
It's me again. I basically the basics about SLR, from a friend who told me. I am still sort of confused about what exactly it is, and how it is different.
Can someone give me the brief overview of SLR/DSLR, explaining what they are, etc. Also, could you please outline the advantages and disadvantages of it?
Thank You. Your feedback is much appreciated.
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Different rankings but by like .5 of difference what happen if?
Asked on: 28 Nov 2008
Say in any subject. Im coming third out of like eleven. But the difference between me and number two is .5 and me and number 1 is like 2 marks. IF in the hsc exam i get a mark of say 92 and the number one guy gets 88 does that mean i will end up with a aligned hsc mark
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Difference Between PS3s?
Asked on: 07 Apr 2008
What's the difference between the differently priced PS3s, other than the HDDS?
Thanks
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Two differently-appearing DT770 sets; any difference?
Asked on: 15 Dec 2008
I'm a little confused about these two variations of the Beyerdynamic DT 770 headphones. I know that the DT770's come in the 80 and 250 ohm versions, but both of these are the 250's. The specs all look the same as well. The prices are pretty different; what is the real difference here besides the cost?
http://www.amazon.com/beyerdynamic-D.../ref=de_a_smtd
http://www.amazon.com/BEYER-DYNAMIC-...9300024&sr=8-2
*Edit* ok, at first I thought I just posted a 250 and 80 ohm link by accident...but the w...
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