Joe Bento wrote:
> Matthew Mucker wrote:
> 
>> I'm the opposite; I need my treeware.
>>
>> I typically print the pdf's two-up, double-sided.  (Which is why I insist on
>> having a duplexing laser printer at home.) At least this way, the 400 page
>> document only uses 100 sheets of paper.
> 
> Well I printed the 18F2620 manual last evening.   I set the print 
> quality just one click up from draft, which results in a perfectly 
> readable, slightly less than crisp black text from my Cannon inkjet.  
> Used only half of an ink cartridge for 410 pages - 205 double-sided.  (I 
> don't think I'd ever buy a printer that couldn't handle duplex printing.) 
> 
> Now we'll have to see about putting this manual to good use.  :-)
> 
> Joe
> 

I never print out the "Electrical Specificaton" (about 1/3 of the last
part of the datasheet). Those are not *that* interesting or importent
when doing normal home/hobby projects.

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