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At Concord Supplies we understand that finding the right printer toner and office supplies might not be your favorite thing in the world—we‘ve all known the frustration of a printer not working when it was supposed to, and how inconvenience can go from being a little annoying to enough to making your hair fall out in just a few seconds—but for us, helping our customers easily and quickly find the right product is where we get our most satisfaction.

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Wednesday, December 11, 2013

Choosing Computer Chairs for Your Small Business

If you have recently opened a small business, and you have hired a few people to do basic tasks such as bookkeeping and payroll processing, you’ll need to provide your employees with comfortable computer chairs that won't cause them any back pain. Otherwise, you're bound to see them fidgeting in their seats the whole day, which may likely hinder their work performance. If this problem persists, you’ll likely see them drop like flies; after all, no one likes to work for a boss who doesn't provide a comfortable and safe work environment.

Choosing computer chairs is easy as long as you know what to look for. A good-quality computer chair should be ergonomic, among other things, which means the chair is designed for the user's optimum comfort. The chair should also have an adjustable back tilt and height lever to accommodate the user’s lumbar spine curvature. You certainly wouldn't want your tall employees to have stiff necks at the end of each day.

Computer chairs with arm rests are also helpful for employees whose jobs require them to type all day. The material of the computer chair is a rather critical factor as well. Computer chairs in durable synthetic leather may be fine, but many find that computer chairs in cushioned and breathable cloth fabric are so much better.

Saturday, December 7, 2013

Draft Mode: An Ink Saver's Best Friend

Ever feel like you're always running out of ink, even when you’ve just put a fresh cartridge several days before? It may be a problem with the printer or with the way you print.

When you know your printer is the best ink-saving model out there, you may want to recheck how you print. Printing on high quality or large, colored photos, for instance, requires a lot of ink. If you want to make photos for your album, there's a photo studio for that. Otherwise, limit your printing to important documents or small images as much as possible.

Draft mode may go by many names, but the typical printer always has the lowest setting as a choice for draft mode. Draft mode prints the fastest, and is ideal for printing multiple, readable copies of any document at a short time. If you can, print only when you need to; upload documents as electronic files for easy sharing across the World Wide Web.


The benefits of printing in draft mode multiply when you choose an ink-saving printer and practice other ink-saving habits—like printing less. This doesn't imply that you need to spend the rest of your life printing in draft. There are printable materials that can only work in higher settings. Case in point: bar codes. Printing them on draft mode won't make them readable in the scanner.

 
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