I publish a monthly Christian magazine and I use a different color each month. It helps to keep the months separate from the previous month. It is great quality and a great price especially when it is on sale or when it has a rebate offer with it. I like the selection of colors and I try to coordinate the holiday months with paper that goes with that holiday like I use green for Christmas and red for February and Lavender for Easter. It is also easy to staple the pages together which is a great plus.
I like to use different colors for different print jobs. It also makes it easier to designate a certain color for projects that you can find instantly.
We use Staples pastel copy paper weekly for church bulletin announcements. We print on both sides without any bleed-through and it feeds equally well through a Xerox laser printer and a Riso inking system. It also feeds perfectly through the Pitney Bowes folding machine without a hiccup. I watch for it to go on sale and buy it in bulk.
We use Staples pastel copy paper weekly for church bulletin announcements. We print on both sides without any bleed-through and it feeds equally well through a Xerox laser printer and a Riso inking system. It also feeds perfectly through the Pitney Bowes folding machine without a hiccup. I watch for it to go on sale and buy it in bulk.
Staples' Blue paper helped me to design an eye- catching flyer. My ad copy was in black ink but the blue background fit the product which was in blue. So using blue paper emphasized one feature of my product -- the color blue! With other papers in white I was able to quickly pull out the blue flyers and give them to the business show attendees. As for the product packaging I find the paper ream needs to be cut open. Ask a design engineer to make an easy perforated panel at the top. That way the blue paper can still be stored within the same container its sold in at Staples.