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True, but it isn't landscape and it doesn't look like the pages are designed to tear out cleanly and easily.
by criddell 4y ago
True, but it isn't landscape and it doesn't look like the pages are designed to tear out cleanly and easily.
- LaffertyDev 4y agoCan confirm, they are not tear-friendly.
- fencepost 4y agoIf you haven't looked at them before, the Rhodia dotPad or Top Wirebound Notepad might be a fit for you and usable in either orientation. Rhodia's "pad" products seem to all have perforated pages (they tear nicely) where the "book" products are non-perforated. Edit: the wirebound has an A4 size page option, the dotPad has an A4 and a longer-than-A4 option. ~$10-16 depending on color and where you order, Amazon is not the cheapest option out there.
- criddell 4y agoThe longer-than-A4 option is intriguing. I’m wondering if a print shop would be able to cut off the top binding and change it to a glue edge along one of the long sides?