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At 8:29 AM 6/8/95, Kathleen Kuvinka wrote:
>>
>> Hi folks,
>>
>> I don't know if you consider this the proper forum for this
>> type of question, but here goes:
>> In general, does a two column format save space? I prefer to use a single
>> column but I am working with a large group on a proposal and do
>> not have the final say.
>>
>> Anyway, thanks.
>>
>> Kathleen
>> kathee -at- sdl -dot- usu -dot- edu
>>
>>
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Yes, it does svae space, and is eaasier to read. Test it for yourself. Fill
a page with single column text, then switch to two column format. You'll
have about a quarter column blank space.
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