Rule Book format for Print and play games

For my games i just have a stapled rulebook horizontal set up and double columns. I don't think anything fancy is really needed since the point of it is so anyone can print it out and play it. Most people have a normal stapler but not everyone has one long enough to staple a binding.

I'm using an ordinary stapler, but roll the last half of the rulebook so it fits in the stapler. Of course, the pages is a little massacred, but actually not that much. If you put the rulebook under some heavy books over night, it looks perfect.

I use a regular stapler too, but instead of torturing half the booklet I just open the stapler all the way and place the pages on the edge of the desk like this:

You just need to use your other hand to keep the sheets straight. An alternative is to use a bradawl to make the perforations, then thread the staples by hand. In any case, you just need to bend them close with your fingers or with the help of a pair of scissors, a screwdriver or whatever you find handy.

As a side note, if you do your layout as half-letter or A5, it will only take minimal work to sort the pages to have either a two column layout as kodarr suggests (1-2, 3-4, etc.), or the usual saddle stitch booklet (1-8, 2-7, etc. for an 8 page booklet).