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Hi all,
I am posting this topic here, because I don't see where else it would really fit.
I just scanned my copy of "The Very Best of March Madness (Vol. 1).
Unfortunately, being in Europe, I have scanner which, even if its glass can adjust to the width of an Amercian Letter format, cannot scan larger than the A4 standard - the end letters of the sentences are not scanned (all is readable with some guesswork, thoug).
I plead here that scenario cards adapt to both formats.
That is using the smallest width and length between those two formats: 21 cm width and 27.9 cm long. (A4 is 21 x 29.7 and letter is 21.6 x 27.9)
And with enough margins to allow some adjustments.
It is not only a question of making oneself a backup copy, but also of adapting the format to transparent plastic sleeves (I am quite sure that I will have to trim my MM pack's pages to adapt them to my A4 binders - which always has the risk of cutting some of the text in the margins).
In short, try to design international formats for your scenarios.
I am posting this topic here, because I don't see where else it would really fit.
I just scanned my copy of "The Very Best of March Madness (Vol. 1).
Unfortunately, being in Europe, I have scanner which, even if its glass can adjust to the width of an Amercian Letter format, cannot scan larger than the A4 standard - the end letters of the sentences are not scanned (all is readable with some guesswork, thoug).
I plead here that scenario cards adapt to both formats.
That is using the smallest width and length between those two formats: 21 cm width and 27.9 cm long. (A4 is 21 x 29.7 and letter is 21.6 x 27.9)
And with enough margins to allow some adjustments.
It is not only a question of making oneself a backup copy, but also of adapting the format to transparent plastic sleeves (I am quite sure that I will have to trim my MM pack's pages to adapt them to my A4 binders - which always has the risk of cutting some of the text in the margins).
In short, try to design international formats for your scenarios.