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 | | From: | nosnivel at netvision.net.il | | Subject: | re Brads was Help Finding "Report Covers" With Longer Spines! | | Date: | Sun, 23 Jan 2005 05:19:20 -0500 |
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Sarah wrote:
| I think I just remember them being called paper fasteners=2E=2E=2Ebut I =
was=20
| young and not very technical at the time=2E
I thought the formal name was split pins=2E I tried=20
Google and at www=2Escrapwitch=2Ecom=2Eau/shop=2Ephp?category=3D5
I found a reference to "Brads (also known as split pins=20
or paper studs)=2E"
The term "paper stud" was new to me, though I can
think of some people whom it might describe=2E
Mark L=2E Levinson
Herzliya, Israel
nosnivel@netvision=2Enet=2Eil
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