Question

explain the significance of gutter in page setting

Answer 1

A Gutter Margin is a typographical term that is used to designate an additional margin that is added to a page layout. A gutter margin is present on the inside of both the pages. In single-sheet layouts, the gutter margin is the place where the holes can be punched.

It is important to add a gutter margin to a document as it compensates the part of the paper that is unusable during the binding process.

A gutter margin setting adds extra space to the top margin and to the side margin of a document that needs to be bound and it helps ensure that there is no loss of text during the process.