The chapter pages' inner margins are much wider than those 14.1pt inner
margins to which I was referring. The book that Lulu prints was
typically 6 by 9 in size with small font sizes, not the A4-page size of
that "book." But again, I do not know what the purpose is for the A4 book.
I was in the process of making a FrameMaker template for the printed
book (as a simple, practical exercise) and came across that template on
the website...
Gary
Leo Moons wrote:
Hello Gary,
For on line reading (on a 15''4 laptop screen), I find it just
acceptable, although I would prefer a bit wider inner margin. The same
applies if the back of your book is glued. If printed as A4 the font
size of 14 is rather big. Usually I print out as booklet, then the
font size is fine, but then of course the inner margin is too small.
It does not bother too much for me, as I adjust the margins before
printing, but that is not possible if you have it printed from PDF.
As a far I know, all pages styles have these margins.
Best regards
Leo Moons nl.OpenOffice.org
OooAuthors/nl
Nous sommes condamnés à être libres
Gary Schnabl schreef:
How do the 14.1pt inner margins for those page styles (OOoCopyright
and OOoFrontMatter) in the A4 book template work out in actual
practice? Why are those margins generally within the creep
allowance--pretty much rendering those inner margins unreadable? BTW,
the outer margins are 70.8pt for those two custom page styles.
Those page styles are used for the copyright, ToC, index, and
front-matter pages.
Gary
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