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Date:         Thu, 13 Jan 2000 13:58:37 -0500
From:         Lee Ann Howlett <lhowlett@COM1.MED.USF.EDU>
Organization: University of South Florida, Health Sciences Center Library
Subject:      Re: Binders' Procedures for Replacement Pages...

We've used a number of different binders over
the years at the Shimberg Health Sciences
Library & I have never had a binder request
that we do any cutting and/or trimming.
We pay a little extra when the binder must
perform these tasks but that's to be expected
since it takes up more of their time.

Hope this helps.

Lee Ann Howlett
Serials Librarian
Shimberg Health Sciences Library
University of South Florida
12901 Bruce B. Downs Blvd.., MDC 31
Tampa, FL  33612
<lhowlett@COM1.MED.USF.EDU>

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Date:         Thu, 13 Jan 2000 13:24:14 -0600
From:         Bonnie Forrest <BF2@GML.LIB.UWM.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Binders' Procedures for Replacement Pages...

This is very interesting because years ago we used to trim all our
replacement pages and our Binder, Heckman, asked us to stop that
because it was easier for them when we didn't cut them.

Bonnie Forrest
UWM-Golda Meir Library Serials Dept.
2311 E. Hartford Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53201
(414) 229-4752
<BF2@GML.LIB.UWM.EDU>

Buddy Pennington wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I was recently told that in order for Houchen to bind replacement pages
> (like a photocopied article to replace one 'liberated' by a user), I would
> have to trim all the margins for the pages.  I was just curious as to
> whether this was a standard procedure for binders.  I can use a ruler and
> a paper cutter to trim the margins, but it seems a bit labor intensive.
> I was assuming that binders have machines that do this, but I guess I am
> wrong. Let me know if you trim any or all of the margins when you have
> something bound with replacement pages.
>
> Buddy Pennington
> Acquisitions/Serials Librarian
> Rockhurst University Greenlease Library
> buddy.pennington@rockhurst.edu
> #816-501-4143