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Jurgen Fliegler · 17 July 2007, 12:00 AM

Hello,
I think that portrait is the best orientation for any book, so this applies to our case also. In case of plans or paintings that need a width larger than height, they can be printed at 90 degrees rotation. Besides, the portrait orientation of the book makes it more easy to handle, to read and to store in the library.
That's my opinion.

Regards,
Jurgen

17 July 2007, 12:00 AM	#3 (permalink)
Jurgen Fliegler Observer Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Greece mostly Posts: 33	Portrait for sure Hello, I think that portrait is the best orientation for any book, so this applies to our case also. In case of plans or paintings that need a width larger than height, they can be printed at 90 degrees rotation. Besides, the portrait orientation of the book makes it more easy to handle, to read and to store in the library. That's my opinion. Regards, Jurgen