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Heli Roosild wrote:
>
> I encountered "half-canadian" when I worked for ICL, a British company,
> several years ago. We tried to find it here in the U.S., but were not
> able to. (Granted, we didn't try very hard.)
>
> Has anyone in the U.S. seen or used this type of binding?
It's been available as a printing option in Northern California for at
least a decade, and I've used it several times in different jobs. It
wasn't called "canadian" or "half canadian," however -- I don't recall
that it had a particular name here.
Elna Tymes
Los Trancos Systems
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