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Subject:    Re: [kde-promo] now it's really done
From:       Wendy Van Craen <wendy.vancraen () gmail ! com>
Date:       2007-06-27 18:47:18
Message-ID: 2974FC08-1A98-4750-9CE9-482DB4284CBF () gmail ! com
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I don't know could be...

Anyway, I have a thin booklet about BIN-rules (= Standard Belgian  
Interlineair Norms).  Don't know why it is the way it is, they always  
told me it was because of the binding...  After binding you loose  
1cm.  And by taking enough margin space on the left you can give the  
illusion that left and right margins are simillar.

Don't think it's for press people though, wouldn't they make notes on  
the right side?

Anyway,  maybe Belgian people just don't like the left side of the  
page and want to keep away from it as far as possible? ;-)



On 27-jun-07, at 19:57, Kurt Pfeifle wrote:

> Wendy Van Craen wrote:
> > 
> > yes,  I used the standard press-rules for this.
> > If you go to a press office to print a book, folder,... you always
> > have to consider a left margin of 3,30 cm.  Else you could get
> > trouble reading it when the booklet is binded.
> 
> Naah, booklet binding surely isn't a valid reason for a 3,30 cm margin
> requirement. 1 cm is enough (but of course, there is the other  
> argument:
> that of visual impression, if pages are too much crammed).
> 
> However, I *don't* know the "standard press-rules" for such things.  
> You
> surely know them better. If they prefer to have large margins, it must
> be a different reason (like allowing the journalists to take notes on
> the printed sheet?).
> 
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