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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mythusmage" data-source="post: 736718" data-attributes="member: 571">Suggestion: Do the worksheets as PDF (one sheet per PDF) and bundle them as a web enhancement. That way people can print out each sheet as needed, without having to muss with printer settings.And some stray advice:At the type size used three columns work better than two. Justifying the type is also a good idea. Overall the file is printer friendly, but the type is monitor friendly. Serif for print, sans serif for the screen. Makes for easier reading and less eye strain.A couple of other things regarding print products (even if said printing occurs after said product is purchased):Indent the first line of each paragraph, unless it's the first paragraph in a chapter or section. Single space between paragraphs. (That alone will save tons of space.)I'll assume you used Adobe Acrobat or Acrobat Distiller to make the file. Be that the case, keep on the lookout for plug-ins from a variety of third party companies. They make PDF distillation a lot easier.Finally, get a layout program. Adobe Acrobat has trouble with the formatting of some word processors.BTW, if you used a Mac I could show you where to find a few PDF utilities etc. Plus low cost layout software etc.Hope the thing sells well.</blockquote>