His out-of-print Margin of Safety: Risk-Averse Value Investing Strategies for the Thoughtful Investor (HarperCollins, 1991) sells for over $1,000 on Ebay and Amazon.
In printing, profit margins are unusually high, notes Mr Dell.
Exercise books are printed without margins, so that children who write from left to right or from right to left can use them.
Even so, the steady loss of high-margin print ads will ensure that the industry's endless restructuring grinds on.
Man noticed on the downtown platform of the 50th Street station of the Sixth Avenue Elevated the familiar "Father Divine is God" printed on the margin of a poster in black crayon.
So it was re-released, not as part of a collection but as a piece of work in itself: a pocket-sized, hardback book of 67 pages with big print and wide margins.
Shanghai, I soon discovered, had opened a giant new terminal the day before, but only in China, perhaps, does a $2.2 billion airport expansion which quadruples the size of the existing airport get relegated to the small print on the margins of the newspaper.
By John M. Woodburn, St. Clair McKelway, and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, July 30, 1938 P. 7 Man noticed on the downtown platform of the 50th Street station of the Sixth Avenue Elevated the familiar "Father Divine is God" printed on the margin of a poster in black crayon.
In order to cut costs, the publishers decided to use small print and narrow margins.
Set the margins to something more reasonable --.2" Ifstead of.5", If your printer loses some printing off the margin, try making the margin a bit larger.
When I presented her with pictures to identify, it was difficult for her even to recognize pictures as pictures — she would sometimes look at a column of print or a white margin, thinking it was the picture I was quizzing her about.
