Printing a long report on old Green-Bar paper

[Aa5drvr]

I need to print a report from Excel that is likely to be 750-1000 pages long.
Rather than use a laser printer, do any of the quick print type places have an impact-type printer that would print on the wide green bar type paper?

Man, do I sound old-fashioned!

[inteller]

I guess the better question is, what prevents the person you are giving the report to from viewing it digitally?.....electricity?

[RecycleMichael]

That green bar computer paper is high quality. It is the most valuable paper to a recycler. At one point, it was worth 20 cents a pound.

Try digital. No report is worth killing that much tree.

[nathanm]

quote:Originally posted by Aa5drvr

I need to print a report from Excel that is likely to be 750-1000 pages long.
Rather than use a laser printer, do any of the quick print type places have an impact-type printer that would print on the wide green bar type paper?

Man, do I sound old-fashioned!

Either print to a PDF and use that or buy a nice old Oki wide carriage printer for a song.

You might even be able to find an old IBM line printer on the cheap these days. Much faster than a standard dot matrix.

Don't forget the blue binding cover! [8D]

[Aa5drvr]

This is a report that has to cross many hands to be marked up before a big change.  
Its a long report but many depts are going to have input.  Some of those folks dont have electronic access.

Buhleeeve me...if there was an electronic/laser printer way, I'da done it.