Le 09/06/2011 02:38, Joshua D. Drake a écrit :
> On 06/08/2011 01:22 PM, Josh Berkus wrote:
>>
>>> It seems to me, that this falls directly in line with education and one
>>> of the non profits would be willing to spend money to print at A4 to
>>> avoid problems such as this.
>>
>> That also falls under the heading of spending money we don't have to.
>> Especially since printing on A4 would cost us 4X as much as printing on
>> US, even if we were paying for printing on US.
>
> Just as a follow up to this, I thought JB was not quite accurate but I
> checked. It is going to be expensive to print this at A4. This didn't
> used to be true (which is why I checked) but nowadays with the whole
> on-demand thing, the printers have really unified (at least in the
> states) around our ridiculous measuring system.
>
Understood.
My next question would be : "Is that true in others countries ?"
What is the default paper format outside North America and Europe ?
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