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Old 06-05-2009, 06:49 AM   #16
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Originally Posted by Gideon View Post
Perhaps I'm just imagining it a bit too big.
Just make a mockup. I always do.

1. Download an image of your favourite reading device from net.

2A. Load an image into your favourite graphics program (I use AutoCAD, because this is what I use at work and I can put image into scale very quickly) you can use Corel Draw, Inkscape (free software) or OpenOffice.org Draw and print the picture in 1:1 scale

2B If you do not have such program as in 2A just print the picture, measure it and make a copy using photocopying machine (Xerox for Americans here) to make a copy in scale so you get 1:1 scale (computing the zoom for the copier from original dimensions and dimensions of printed image is left as an exercise for the reader ;-) )

3. Glue the picture into a piece of cardboard of apropriate thickness.
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