Rule of thumb: Two times the font size equals the ideal line length in picas. 10 pt font (12 cpi) is easy to read on a 20 pica line length. Six picas equals one inch.
I just tried this and love it. Only issue I had was getting it to feed straight when loading and then typing. No matter how careful I am in folding it exactly in half and adjusting using the paper release, it seems to get a bit crooked the further down the page I get. I don’t have this problem with an unfolded sheet. Has anyone else experienced this? Small issue and I absolutely will continue to use this great idea. Thanks Joe!
I think you have to crease the fold real hard, kind of break the fibers a bit. It also helps to curve the paper along the edge of the table a bit. Hope you have fun with this method!
Rule of thumb: Two times the font size equals the ideal line length in picas. 10 pt font (12 cpi) is easy to read on a 20 pica line length. Six picas equals one inch.
Useful information Joe. I've only typecast with full page images that are tricky in different views at a decent resolution. This will help, thank you.
I just tried this and love it. Only issue I had was getting it to feed straight when loading and then typing. No matter how careful I am in folding it exactly in half and adjusting using the paper release, it seems to get a bit crooked the further down the page I get. I don’t have this problem with an unfolded sheet. Has anyone else experienced this? Small issue and I absolutely will continue to use this great idea. Thanks Joe!
I think you have to crease the fold real hard, kind of break the fibers a bit. It also helps to curve the paper along the edge of the table a bit. Hope you have fun with this method!
Nice idea folding the paper and then in a 3 hole binder Joe.