COLUMNS

Editor's Note
Losing the Paper Trail. Sorry, but electronic documents just can't take the place of the real thing. view column

Ken Patrick
The Rise and Fall of E-zines. Just a few short years ago, Internet B - B sites were heralded as the new media, with site operators salivating at the thought of millions of e-visitors. But for webmasters and their potential e-markets, trying to determine the value of hits, visits, or user sessions has been nothing short of impossible. view column

David Price
Where Will We End-Up? The industry is changing dramatically before our eyes. So where on earth is this industry going, and what will its shape be in five years' time? view column

Sally Love
Where Are Your Results? Having trouble seeing those big projects through to fruition? Don't let inherent obstacles slow you down. view column

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Seamed, Multi-Axial Press Fabric Technology is Now Available
Not too long ago papermakers had to chose between a fabric with a seam or a multi axial fabric. But new concepts for making seams have been developed and made practical that now allow high quality seams to be made on multi axial fabrics with monofilament yarns. view article

Electronic Imaging System Streamlines Document Storage and Retrival Process
Willamette Industries' system replaces manual storage of 2 million original documents annually in warehouses and filling cabinets, saving time and money, and freeing up office space. view article

Opening the Door to Measurable Value
A new system developed by Weavexx helps paper manufacturers measure the cost of products and services far beyond simply applying the initial purchase price. view article

Improving Digester Performance
The use of anthraquinone—along with surfactant additives—in pilot scale Kraft pulping trials on northern hardwood chips has demonstrated increased pulp yield, reduced H-factor and increased viscosity. view article

Use of Seamed Felts Increases Across All Grades as Technology, Products Improve
New base construction and advances in seaming techniques have pushed seamed press fabric use into all white and brown grades, with recent inroads to tissue-toweling. view article