what do you call the paper where there's an original and the duplicate pink copy?

[tehweezner]

i always thought it was called carbon paper, but it looks like that doesn't really match.

you know if you get your car fixed or whatever they have the sheet, they right on it, and then tear it off and give you the pink copy that is sometimes hard to read, etc.

what is it called?!?

 

[shieryda]

[quote name='tehweezner']i always thought it was called carbon paper, but it looks like that doesn't really match.

you know if you get your car fixed or whatever they have the sheet, they right on it, and then tear it off and give you the pink copy that is sometimes hard to read, etc.

what is it called?!? [/quote]

Duplicate/triplicate forms? A.K.A. carbon copies.

 

[Graystone]

carbon copies
carbon paper

 

[dallow]

Carbon copy is still the name.

It's just that forms used to have that black carbon paper that copied any marks.
Now they just use magic.

 

[browneyedgal68]

Carbonless copies

 

[PKRipp3r]

[quote name='browneyedgal68']Carbonless copies[/QUOTE]

dude....

you just.. like..


blew my mind

 

[soonersfan60]

In the printing trade I believe it is called NCR paper, since that is the co. that developed it.