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offset map

 never be on the fold
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A map is printed with roughly the same area on both sides, but with a 50% panel offset in both the x and y axes. This would mean that your point of interest could always be viewed without being on a fold.
—aglet, May 22 2006

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       But then where will they put all the ads for tourist attractions that closed years ago and that you would never visit anyway?   

       Double sided Bun for a good idea.
—Galbinus_Caeli, May 22 2006
   

       This is a very good idea and, though baked, I wouldn't call it widely known to exist.
—methinksnot, May 22 2006
   


 

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