> an individual at work printed some large format documents from a
> tektronics phaser printer. (these are the wax-based ink printers for
> those that don't know.) all of these documents were printed with a
> small typo and due to the costs of reprinting, my department wants to
> simply glue a correction to all the offending documents.
that would look SO yucky.
> so my question
> and problem is:
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>
> my real address doesn't taste like fish
I doubt there are any glues that will glue to wax.
Essentially,you are trying to glue to a crayon.
Waxes are a form of lubricant,you aren't going to glue anything to them.
I suppose you could use a wax and melt it to the original base wax.
(iron-on patch ??)
also,the TEK printer division was sold to Xerox,several years ago.
(so they're now Xerox printers) ;-)
(BTW,it's TektroniX,not Tektronics)

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