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Because the first page of a book is always a "right"
page, so it's consistent to continue that pattern?
Also, the right page always feels like the "front"
of a piece of paper, so it would be weird to start
a chapter on the "back" of a piece of paper?
N/A for online docs, of course.
TGIF ;)
A.
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Alexia Prendergast
Senior Technical Writer
Seagate Software
alexiap -at- sems -dot- com
>From this knowledge, then, why DO chapters begin with right-hand pages rather
>than always beginning with a left-hand page?
>
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