Question for Office People

Benji91 · Mar 22, 2007

Okay, so ill admit this is probably a low point in my working career. I just had an arguement with a colleague as to the correct way to file and hole punch a document. Assuming we have the doc printed in a landscape format, I think the document should have the Holes punched along the top, he thinks they should be punched along the bottom.

I was challenged to prove him right or wrong so here i am.....

steveo · Mar 22, 2007

Its a very interesting point and personally...ZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

mattytheshrimper · Mar 22, 2007

steveo said:
Its a very interesting point and personally...ZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

have to agree:thump:

Benji91 · Mar 22, 2007

steveo said:
Its a very interesting point and personally...ZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Agreed.... but now ive been challenged to prove myself right ive had to put my pride to one side and become a bore. It wont happen again.

Wessex · Mar 22, 2007

Benji91 said:
Okay, so ill admit this is probably a low point in my working career. I just had an arguement with a colleague as to the correct way to file and hole punch a document. Assuming we have the doc printed in a landscape format, I think the document should have the Holes punched along the top, he thinks they should be punched along the bottom.

I was challenged to prove him right or wrong so here i am.....

you are correct and your colleague is obviously a f*ckwit. Hole punch both his top and bottom lips as a permanent reminder of the correct way of doing things....
..:finger:

davewebbsbrain · Mar 22, 2007

Benji91 said:
Okay, so ill admit this is probably a low point in my working career. I just had an arguement with a colleague as to the correct way to file and hole punch a document. Assuming we have the doc printed in a landscape format, I think the document should have the Holes punched along the top, he thinks they should be punched along the bottom.

I was challenged to prove him right or wrong so here i am.....

All documents are image scanned and pulled thru Word or PDF files at my company, so no need for holes punches, but you are correct in your assumption.