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treeware

(ˈtriːˌwɛə)
n
books, magazines, or other reading materials that are printed on paper made from wood pulp as opposed to texts in the form of computer software, CD-ROM, audio books, etc
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Perhaps along these lines is the humorous use of "treeware" by IT types to describe paper documents.
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