Re: Help Finding "Report Covers" With Longer Spines!

["Michael Collier" <mcollier -at- maryland -dot- com>]

> Brads, Dick.  The word is overloaded (in building trades, a brad is a 
> small finish nail), but the reusable gradeschool type, made from copper
> iirc, is the brad of brads.

I think I just remember them being called paper fasteners...but I was
young and not very technical at the time.  Were they labeled as such on
the box? I'm not trusting my memory as much as I used to, but I recall
"[something] Fasteners" when you bought a box of them.

Of course there are all these things you find in a hardware store that
aren't necessarily labeled or named...if you don't know what it's called,
you probably don't know what you're doing :-)

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