[Coco] Thermal Roll Paper for TP-10

Rob Rosenbrock rob.coco at zaphod.tzo.com
Tue Dec 21 01:57:53 EST 2010


That's one of the reasons I got one of the NeatReceipts scanners. Just scan it when I get home and I've got a copy.

On Dec 20, 2010, at 4:11 PM, Roger Taylor wrote:

> At 02:47 PM 12/20/2010, you wrote:
>> Particularly since there is _nothing_ archival quality about that stuff.
>> Cold snap maybe but a heat snap is far worse, time & light exposure also
>> figure into it.  Its a great paper to print receipts on because the receiver
>> of the receipt generally has a blank piece of paper in less than 6 months.
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>> and 20 years ago there were people around who exploited that vanishing ink,
>> I was the victim of it once.
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> You hit it on the head, Gene.  This is why so many stores use thermal paper.  They're hoping you sit it down on your car dash on a 98 degree day and watch it turn to solid black/purple.  Or you check your wallet later and find solid white former receipts.  In fact, nowadays stores are in the habit of asking you if you want your receipt. If you say, Na... they just crumble it and toss it in the trash.  WHY go to all that trouble instead of just handing the receipt to the customer.  Well, I think we all know the answer to that one.  :)    "Yea, give me the vanishing ink receipt.. it's better than nothing at all"
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