2. Plan your printing effectively before starting, previewing documents to ensure that repeated printing is not necessary. Arrange printing orders in a way that minimizes paper changes.
3. Use paper precisely, reducing waste during writing or printing. Avoid large blank areas and make efficient use of paper space. Additionally, avoid using corrective fluids or tape to fix mistakes, which can damage the paper.
For proper storage of office paper: 1. Keep paper in a dry place to prevent moisture and mildew. Damp paper is prone to deformation and sticking, affecting its usability. 2. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent yellowing and brittleness of the paper. Long-term exposure to sunlight can accelerate the aging of paper and affect its quality. 3. Classify and store different types and uses of paper separately for easy access and use. For instance, separate printing paper, copying paper, sticky notes, etc. 4. Maintain an appropriate stock of office paper based on actual needs to avoid waste and expiration. Regularly sort and discard expired or damaged paper to keep inventory fresh.