I have a few of these laminated objects lying around, all commercially produced. They flip on the long edge.
But if they are to be "stuck up on cubicle walls", how often will they be flipped? (Friday - sorry.)
JH On 19 Jun 2009, at 4:59 PM, jasminethetrainer@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hello AllSorry to hit you with such a deep and philosophical question so late in the working week, but I cannot use my own brain for this one.I have a 2-page quick reference guide that will print in landscape format. The client wants it double-sided and laminated. Easy enough, but I can't remember if these things tend to be flipped along the long or short edge. My drafts have been printing flipped on the long edge, by default, and I have grown used to this throughout the day. I think I originally said it'd be flipped on the short edge, but now I'm not so sure.If it was going into a reference folder, like a display book, I'd flip it on the long edge, but these will be laminated to be stuck up on cubicle walls. My boss is quite sure it should be on the short edge but it looks wrong to me now. I have no reference point as most of these things tend to be in portrait.A quick survey - what do you do or what do you think is more common? Thx Jasmine
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