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I print all the time. For students, a print out has a different flavour, texture, um ... feel to it. For personal use - I tend to print out then cut the margin
by monk_e_boy 4y ago
I print all the time. For students, a print out has a different flavour, texture, um ... feel to it.
For personal use - I tend to print out then cut the margins off and stick the pages together to get a better feel for the document.
Side note: why can't I get rid of the idea of pages in Word? Just let me type on an infinite white space. When things (tables, images, diagrams, paragraphs) get split over two "pages" it makes no sense. 99.9% of documents don't get printed.
- marcofatica 4y agoYou can, see https://superuser.com/questions/1080059/word-displays-a-line-separator-between-pages-instead-of-page-breaks https://superuser.com/questions/1080059/word-displays-a-line...
- c0balt 4y agoSomwthing like a mix between word (layout/ ui) and jupyter notebook (for the infinite single page design with cells) might be an interesting project. Maybe as a libre- or openoffice fork.