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I am working as a technical writer for a company that plans to deliver
documentation only in pdf format from now on. This way our customers will
have the choice to read the documents online or in hardcopy format and, of
course, we will save the printing money.
Now, I have a pdf formatting dilemma - if I can call it like this. Should I
format my pdfs using online formatting rules or hardcopy rules?
I would appreciate your input.
Thank you,
Flore
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