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Storing and cataloging Levenger (Circa Junior) pages

Submitted by Anonymous on Sun, 2006-06-25 15:22.

Does anyone have any ideas or can you direct me to an existing post that discusses how to store and catalog Circa Junior pages economically? At $14/notebook and one/quarter I expect it to get a bit expensive to use the agenda for a notepad for work even if I cut my own paper.

For the past few years I've been using top-bound stenopads as I'm left handed. They will fit inside the Junior binder, but don't look really professional, plus I can't relocate pages by topic.

Thanks for any ideas.

OneBostonChic

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Submitted by Sardonios on Sun, 2006-06-25 20:53.

You may like to try the D*I*Y Templates with a Rollabind punch and discs. You can 'top bind' the pages if it makes it easier to use. Storage; Rollabind discs and polythene covers, no binder?

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Thanks for the ideas. I

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 2006-07-08 08:48.

Thanks for the ideas.

I ended up going back to the Levenger store and looking over their materials again. It's not readily apparent, but their binder rings are in sets of two. And I saw back and front covers, also in sets of two. So it's a bit more economical than it appears. I bought a stack of paper, dividers, binder rings, covers and address section for about $50. I suspect that will last at least 1 year, which I figure is doable since I don't have a PDA.

OneBostonChic

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