Two Lines are Greater Than One
Do you remember the first
time you wrote in your double-line notebook? Perhaps you used it during pre-school
or basic school? Well, I remember and boy did it pay off.
After another session of "Writing for the Electronic Media" class last week, I learnt that even screen-play
writers incorporate the handy technique of double-space writing.
Personally, I think it makes the process of
reading better and in the case of screen-play writing, directors/ actors/actresses
can make minor corrections or notes within the spaces.
It's funny that I also remember making
quite a lot of scribbles in my first double-line notebook. But then, it just got better
and better. Let’s face it we weren’t all born with the incredible gift of
writing; it can be very confusing. So, thank God for the invention of
double-line notebooks!
FYI:
- The bottom line keeps the writing straight, while the middle controls the size of the letters.
- The double lines actually help children to correctly place letters.
- It creates an easier transition to single line paper.
- It creates a simple and neat presentation of your writing.
- Your work may be easily scanned and copied.
Switching from writing to
typing has been made a bit easier! How? Because you would’ve already grasped
the foundation of double-space writing, making even the most unpredictable writing quite legible.
Take a look!
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