I would like to point out that the Dutch binders have 23 hoops and yes, there are hole punchers for this. You need a certain, how shall I put this, you need to bring a certain amount of wieght to the table to be able to use one of those. Especially when trying to punch 23 holes through a thick stack of paper in 1 go....
Those four-ring binders are available in Switzerland too. I don't know if Migros and Coop still have them, but our local stationery store sure does. I've been using them for more than 40 years. I prefer them (without hold-down thingie) because the risk of tearing one or several of the holes in the sheets is much lower than with two rings. There are four-hole punchers too. Four-hole sheets can also be filed in two-hole binders because the distance between the holes is the same.
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Yeah me and syntax are quite the ememies. I only started this thread because I'm frustrated with my programming, and needed a complaint outlet that would muster up some support.
On that note, does anyone here have experience on optimizing molecular transition states in Guassian? I'm using a cluster of 32 Itanium-2 Dual Core processors on Unix and as of 2 months ago, never used Unix before.