• hperrin@lemmy.world
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    11 months ago

    I always thought this was a funny scene, because if you know what the parts of a printer are called, it’s obvious what “PC Load Letter” means. So Michael is obviously just bad at his job.

    Load letter sized paper into the paper cassette, in case you didn’t know.

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        11 months ago

        Freedom paper! 8.5"x11". There’s also legal for when you’re in trouble or spending a ton of money: 8.5"x14".

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        11 months ago

        In the US, they don’t use A4, they use “letter”, which is slightly wider, and “legal”, which is slightly longer.

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          11 months ago

          Wait, so printers from the rest of the word wouldn’t work properly in America with American paper? (Assuming they don’t have an adjustable paper tray or something)

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            11 months ago

            I don’t think I’ve ever seen a printer that doesn’t have some sort of adjustable tray.

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                11 months ago

                Weird, all the ones I’ve seen could at least switch between A4 and US sizes.