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On 9/4/2012 11:51 AM, nemesis wrote:
> Patrick Elliott <kag### [at] gmail com> wrote:
>> On 9/4/2012 10:30 AM, Jim Henderson wrote:
>>> I sometimes will print documents out if I want to look at them in a
>>> format larger than my screen can display - for example, a project I'm
>>> working on right now involves redesigning documentation for a product to
>>> make it more maintainable. I'm using a mindmap to do the organization,
>>> but to see the whole thing, I needed to print it out and assemble it in a
>>> 9x9 grid of 8.5x11" sheets.
>>>
>> And, unless you have like two screens, and/or some way to port the thing
>> down to an eReader, or something, sometimes its just a major pain in the
>> ass to flip between a web page, or help file, or some other document,
>> and the application you are reading it, to try to understand.
>
> how is that different from having several printed documents scattered over each
> other on your desk, hmm? ;)
>
Uh.. The fact that you can have them scattered, instead of all stacked
on top of each other? lol
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