We had a very interesting conversation with the doc prep department when I moved everything to using high speed laserjet printers. "Which one is the original, now?" The end result was someone buying a large rubber stamp that read "Original." :-)
We had a very interesting conversation with the doc prep department when I moved everything to using high speed laserjet printers. "Which one is the original, now?" The end result was someone buying a large rubber stamp that read "Original." :-)
If you have a strict policy of "one version is the 'original' and the rest are 'copies'", then wording of the 'original' gets legal priority. Legal priority == much lower legal bills.
If you have a policy of "they are all the same", then when they are different, you have a nasty, expensive legal fight.
At some point, it became difficult to get a printer and paper that would work with that many imprints!
"they're identical. doesn't matter. but I got a stamp to tell you which one."
"they're identical. doesn't matter. but I got a stamp to tell you which one."