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> I'll have to put a bit more thought into this. What it'll
> ultimately come down to is whether it's more annoying to
> have cluttered footers or an extra page at the beginning
> of the document. Both can be a bit cumbersome.
Ah, but the same thing applies to footers as to the rest of the
document--your audience is likely to look at them only when searching for
specific information. As well, footers are repetitive, thus predictable:
It's not as if it's difficult to locate information on them, however
cluttered they might be.
> Perhaps I could shrink the fine print by a point or two so
> that it doesn't consume as much real estate.
Been there, done that, bought the extra 2 mm of length on the live area.
Cheers ... Kim
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