One thing that is being overlooked with the discussion so far is the idea of grain direction. This is the basis for any correctly bound book, the grain should go with the spine. Many of the papers that have been mentioned may produce great prints but the book may fall apart when exposed to different moisture conditions. I personally produce many books and the first factor is the binding and then finding the correct paper size. Please just keep this in mind, as many companies are not keeping their grain directions in a box of paper consistent. The companies are just going for maximum yield and mixing the grain direction. Eric T. Kunsman [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: [Digital BW] Re: paper for multiple book copies
2006-02-14 by Eric Kunsman