My printer doesn't chew up card and I have never had an argument about copyright in a copy center in the US. But, I haven't visited a copy center in about 15 years because excellent home printers are widely available in the US, whereas blue film is as rare and costly as Beluga caviar. If the patterns were to be routinely copied onto a pale blue paper the same color as blue film, students in the US could put the blue paper pattern on a card, say an old file folder, and then cover it with the clear matte film that is sold at Ace Hardware. One can buy a roll of clear matte film large enough to last you the rest of your life for $5. Why should it be routine in the US to expect everyone to arrive at a class with a product that is not sold in the US? Devon
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