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sorry, I'd spend the money on promoting online forms |
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Some forms you need to sign. |
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I don't think this idea is terribly useful, as:
1. You'd need to know the weight of your envelope, ink, and stamps (funny, that).
2. You'd need to have a cost table for weights (not that this is so difficult in the information age, but still an issue).
3. The beaurocracy that created the form would need to worry about issues such as paper thickness and density, and couldn't switch paper suppliers easily. |
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//some forms you need to sign// |
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sure, but not indefinitely |
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I suppose you could build scales in to printers and print the weight of each page on each printed page and/or the total weight on the final page of each document. Then, if it's being printed with an address, have the printer also calculate the current cost of mailing the form back. |
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Well if you had a scale you wouldn't need any of this. |
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