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Alternative Book Printing

 Print on only the second page , and then reaching the back flip the book and continue the story.
 
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Reading each alternating page of a book can be tedious. So don't print the back of the page until the end is reached, and then continue the story on the reverse pages.
—rcarty, Jun 28 2013

http://en.wikipedia...-%C3%A0-dos_binding [not_morrison_rm, Jun 28 2013]

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       How about printing the whole book on a toilet roll, then there are no pages to turn at all. Just read one or two each time you use the loo. (not good in a shared household)
—xenzag, Jun 28 2013
   

       xen if you ever want a cheap'n'quick bun...
—FlyingToaster, Jun 28 2013
   

       So, this is a means of saving the energy needed to shift ones gaze from the left page to the right page?   

       Does this saving offset the energy needed to turn the pages of the book twice as many times in total?
—MaxwellBuchanan, Jun 28 2013
   

       Err... Tête-bêche format?
—not_morrison_rm, Jun 28 2013
   


 

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