I don't own a printer. I haven't for over 10 years. Even back then, I believed the way to a paperless office is to not print out, well, paper. Let me clarify, I don't have a printer, but I have one at work. But even at work I seldom print. The few times a year I need to print at home, I print it at my neighbor's (we're good friends), or I e-mail the file to my friend's office, and pick it up when we meet after work. It's effective and keeps me from having to buy a printer.
Today, I received documents that urgently need printed and signed. My neighbor's on trip and I don't have an office anymore. Out of desperation, I called my building's management office for help, and I was relieved to learn that it provided printing to residents at HK$1 per page. Problem solved. In fact, I won't have to bother my neighbor or friends anymore, and continue my pledge to a paperless office (home).
Today, I received documents that urgently need printed and signed. My neighbor's on trip and I don't have an office anymore. Out of desperation, I called my building's management office for help, and I was relieved to learn that it provided printing to residents at HK$1 per page. Problem solved. In fact, I won't have to bother my neighbor or friends anymore, and continue my pledge to a paperless office (home).
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