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Old 04-27-2013, 02:20 PM   #11
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Note, anyway, that PDF does not mean letter/A4 size pages. You can create a PDF with a page size of 9×12cm and almost no margins, that would be quite readable in most devices.
My current book, written with LaTeX, was designed for 8-1/2 x 11, double-sided printing. When I first made the pdf available, students pointed out that the margins were too wide, and the binding gutter was a hassle. With a little arithmetic, I gave the pdf version 0.1" uniform margins but kept the pagination the same as with the print version. So the professor can refer to a page number, and that works for both the pdf and paperback versions.

--Bob
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