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Old 10-19-2010, 02:56 PM   #116
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Originally Posted by badbob001 View Post
My point regarding borders only applies to splits for landscape spreads. In print, it's normal for single pages to have margins on both sides. But for two-page spreads, the margins are only located on the opposite far sides. If you take apart the two-page spread and add in the inside margins, then the pages would look like stand-alone pages and be confusing visually. By having the margin on one side gives one a visual clue to the fact that the current page is part of a spread and the next section continues on the side where there is no margin.

It's just a visual design thing and not worth worrying about.
The auto split algorithm was designed for only splitting landscape scans where the pages are independent, but I'm guessing you use it to split all landscape scans (setting the strictness values to 0). I can see in that case you would like a visual cue of what side each page is from. If I have time I will see if I can add an option for that.
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