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Reading technical papers that were typeset with A4 (or worse, US letter) in mind, and printing those in an A5 booklet does not make for a pleasant reading exper
by nightcracker 6y ago
Reading technical papers that were typeset with A4 (or worse, US letter) in mind, and printing those in an A5 booklet does not make for a pleasant reading experience.
- Aeolun 6y agoGet yourself an A3 printer?
- bayindirh 6y agoIf you're using same amount of paper at the end, why bother with a bigger device with higher maintenance costs? Edit: Some to same. Big Sur's autocorrect is a bit too aggressive it seems.
- Aeolun 6y agoSo you can save your eyes the strain of trying to read A4 pages at A5 size? Wasn’t that what the original issue was?
- bayindirh 6y agoStapling normal sheets from a corner doesn't have a net disadvantage when compared to booklet printing (when reading papers). Booklet allows saving paper by printing in a easily manageable format (you don't need to cut papers in half to read them properly) in a smaller form factor. So, printing in booklet is just a convenient way to automatically downscale documents, nothing more, at least in this context.