so on the package assembling instructions it says to punch holes in the top of the packet and use acco fasteners and that it's appreciated. even with the initial packet? it's not going to cause an issue if there are holes in my forms? i know this is a stupid question, but after trying to get all the pieces perfect it seems counterintuitive to punch holes in it. hah.
let me know! happy holidays, whichever you may celebrate...
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QUOTE(rcc04 @ Dec 19 2006, 04:21 PM) 
so on the package assembling instructions it says to punch holes in the top of the packet and use acco fasteners and that it's appreciated. even with the initial packet? it's not going to cause an issue if there are holes in my forms? i know this is a stupid question, but after trying to get all the pieces perfect it seems counterintuitive to punch holes in it. hah.
let me know! happy holidays, whichever you may celebrate...
let me know! happy holidays, whichever you may celebrate...
It is not an issue at all.. They want you to go purchase a two-hole top-puncher, punch your holes, and fasten them with the Acco Fasteners. You dont write the rules, just obey them! LOL I have a puncher and box of 48 unused fasteners that I will probably keep until the day I die - never again used for anything noteworthy!
rcc,
If the first thing that you were going to do with the mail that you received was punch holes in the top of it, and you spent all day every day punching those holes, wouldn't you appreciate having the people who sent you the mail do the punching for you? (As long as the punched holes are accurately spaced and centered, of course.)
Yodrak
If the first thing that you were going to do with the mail that you received was punch holes in the top of it, and you spent all day every day punching those holes, wouldn't you appreciate having the people who sent you the mail do the punching for you? (As long as the punched holes are accurately spaced and centered, of course.)
Yodrak
QUOTE(rcc04 @ Dec 19 2006, 04:21 PM)
so on the package assembling instructions it says to punch holes in the top of the packet and use acco fasteners and that it's appreciated. even with the initial packet? it's not going to cause an issue if there are holes in my forms? i know this is a stupid question, but after trying to get all the pieces perfect it seems counterintuitive to punch holes in it. hah.
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QUOTE(Yodrak @ Dec 19 2006, 05:39 PM)
rcc,
If the first thing that you were going to do with the mail that you received was punch holes in the top of it, and you spent all day every day punching those holes, wouldn't you appreciate having the people who sent you the mail do the punching for you? (As long as the punched holes are accurately spaced and centered, of course.)
Yodrak
If the first thing that you were going to do with the mail that you received was punch holes in the top of it, and you spent all day every day punching those holes, wouldn't you appreciate having the people who sent you the mail do the punching for you? (As long as the punched holes are accurately spaced and centered, of course.)
Yodrak
QUOTE(rcc04 @ Dec 19 2006, 04:21 PM)
so on the package assembling instructions it says to punch holes in the top of the packet and use acco fasteners and that it's appreciated. even with the initial packet? it's not going to cause an issue if there are holes in my forms? i know this is a stupid question, but after trying to get all the pieces perfect it seems counterintuitive to punch holes in it. hah.
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thanks for your help!! i bought the staples brand not the ACCO, but i imagine that it's not a problem, as long as the gov. doesn't have a deal with acco... hah
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