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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mroberon1972" data-source="post: 1397435" data-attributes="member: 5148">Hmnn, points taken.  In this case, though, I don't agree.  I chose the 12 point size/font carefully, and it seem very comfortable to read.  At 10 point, it becomes slightly less confortable.  Perhaps it is my old age, but I want to be able to enjoy what I'm reading.  In fact, I just checked it:  It is the exact same size as several paper-back novels and other books I have.  While I welcome your opinions, in this case I have to disagree with them.Fine, but the end result is the same.Yup!  It is.  Your point it taken and implimented.  Looks fine on the screen and on paper this way.Been buying for years and never had this problem.  You're right, though: Borders have no real value, other than astetics.  I like borders, though, and am going to keep it.  Remember:  Most school textbooks were visually (and sometimes intellectually) BORING.  I don't want mine to be reviewed in that light.  There will be a pdf version with it gone, so this is a gone point for PDF.  It is in for the Print (pre-printed) version.Umn, are we arguing on this point?  Perhaps I did not make myself clearThree versions:1. Print version: Hardcopy with all the art and borders, with a color cover.2. Printable PDF version: Lower quality graphics and borders, but same as #1.3. Stripped PDF version: No borders, lower quality graphics.Sorry I was unclear.  I've been busy writing and ripping apart returned edit copies.  I have been tending to slack off on e-mail and message board discourse.Overall, I value your opinions. Please don't take it as a slight if I don't use them all.</blockquote>

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