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#3
08-28-2006, 03:24 PM
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W501 Question
Posted By: Paul
Another board member sent me an email explaining it. Some cards weren't cut with scissors, but were instead torn, using a metal ruler or something similar as a guide. This creates the appearance of perforations but the cards themselves were never perforated. 
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