I'd generally be inclined to not print fold line for a simple fold-in-half. It's basically just one more thing to be not aligned exactly right when printed ... or when folded. So I'd be inclined to skip it entirely - or make it quite subtle (e.g. maybe a pair of small and/or lightened + marks). Where I think fold lines make more sense, is more complex designs - e.g. where there was markings and printing on piece of paper to fold into a optical disk sleeve. That had multiple folds, different directions of folds, and proper ordering to it - and I think somehow there was enough information also printed to be fairly likely (if one was paying attention) to get all those folds correct.
From: goossbears <acohen36@gmail.com> Subject: Re: One off Pi Day Date: Mon, 16 Sep 2019 08:39:24 -0700 (PDT)
On Monday, September 16, 2019 at 8:11:46 AM UTC-7, atn wrote:"Berkeley Raspberry Pi Meeting" Excellent. Looks good. and can make it into a folded sign with both sides printed. AlanSame all around for me too ("impeccable", "excellent", "looks good", ... etcetera.) The only suggestion on top of making it into a folded sign with both sides printed is to maybe add three or five extra blank lines between each side and to then add a visible foldline directly through the middle. Some people get fancy by doing a foldline of equal signs with the obvious message "FOLD HERE" in the middle of the line for further emphasis, like so... "======================= FOLD HERE =======================" IMHO, the foldline doesn't really have to get that fancy; a simple line of dashes running across the middle of the page does just fine. -A
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