SECTION I - PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS

1. Binder Type and Page Size

Documents must be readily revisable. They may be in loose-leaf form with a durable, multi-ring cover, permanently bound, "Fiche", or another appropriate form. If in loose-leaf form, use "standard", or commonly used page sizes.

2. Paper, Printing and Type Size
Use white paper with good strength characteristics and of sufficient weight and substance to eliminate excessive show -through when printed on both sides. In meeting these requirements, consideration may be given to limiting paper bulk. Use a form of printing that results in a black image suitable for reproduction. Copy density must be uniform throughout the page.
Print interim changes (interim to a republication of the document), except fiche or microfilm copy, on colored stock. Weight and substance may be governed by the printing process used.
Prepare basic text in 10- or 12-point type. Use 14-point uppercase bold tor the word WARNING
and 10-point uppercase bold for the WARNING TEXT. Use 12-point uppercase bold for the word
CAUTIONA and 10-point uppercase for the CAUTION TEXT. Use 10-point uppercase bold for the word NOTE and 10-point mixed case for the Note Text. First, second and third level heads and captions should be distinctive in size or style or both. Type style is determined by the Document producer based on the equipment available and good judgement. See Figure 1-1.

3. Page Identification
Number the pages of CAPs containing only one section in sequence with section identification. Number the pages of multi-section CAPs with section number and a dash (i.e., ·1-·for all pages in the "Physical Requirements" section) followed by the serial number of the page beginning with·1· for each section (e.g., Page 1-1, 1-2, etc.)
Number the pages in each appendix with the Appendix letter (or number) and a dash (i.e., "G-" for all pages in the appendix) followed by the serial number of the page beginning with·1·for each appendix (e.g., Page G-1, G-2, etc.)
Print the page number and date of issue or revision at the bottom of each page. Locate the page number in the lower right corner and the date of issue in the lower left corner, for odd pages. Locate the page number in the lower left corner and the date of issue in the lower right corner, for even pages. See Figure 1-1.
Pages of permanently bound or "Fiche" Documents need not be dated. Table of Contents pages must be dated but need not be numbered.