Are the clear sheets open from top to bottom--meaning can you display a full 8.5 x 11" sheet of paper? I do not want to display photographs. Thx
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Hi Jessica, yes, the clear sheets open from top to bottom. For example, I am using this portfolio for school certificates, and it is very useful!
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I pulled one of my portfolios out to check. The pocket sheets will just hold an 8.5x 11" sheet of paper so you should not have any problem.
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I used them for 8x10 photos with very satisfactory results. The mat's opening is, however about 7 1/2 inches by 9 1/2 inches so you will have to edit your photos and/or position them to their best advantage in the space available. Hope this is of help to you.
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It does a full 8.5x11 sheet. The laminating pockets are slightly bigger than the 8.5x11, so it works well.
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Don't have any photo paper but I do print out the occasional photo on my newsletter. The photos are typically 2x2.5 inches, not too big. They look fine under casual inspection.
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For 4x6 I had to use sheets that only hold two photos. I've been working with all sorts of sizes, many of them more than 100 years old, and it has been maddening. Sorry I can't give you a positive answer.
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Thanks - did find them, but they don't have the handy 3x5 size. Not a big deal, I guess. I printed out the .pdf file and placed it in an 8x10 notebook for reference.
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Dear Joseph, The product description for the 1.5" size of this binder says it holds 350 8.5 X 11 sheets. I'm sure that is referring to computer paper. I purchased this size binder for myself, and for me it holds 100 clear protector sheets. I probably could fit more, but it would be a tight fit. Hope the info is helpful to you. Sincerely, Kate Sgambati
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I don't think so. I am not at home, but an 8x10 photo completely fills it. That's why I like them; there is no free space. I worked in pharmaceutical manufacturing and we used some heavy poly sleeves to protect batch records, so I know they are out there. I've forgotten the source...might look at lab or safety suppliers. Good hunting!
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This is perfect for 8.5 x 11" paper. The interior of the drawers are actually 8.75" wide and 11.75" from front to back. There is space for your finger to lift the paper without damage. I store colored paper and card stock in these drawers.
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There is only one set of pockets on each sheet. If you put two cards back to back in one pocket you could potentially double the display space
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The drop down print menu lists 11x17 as a print option. Only thing is that the paper trays are not set up to accommodate 11x17 paper. The trays can be lengthened to handle legal-size paper, but the width of the trays is only 8-1/2".
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The rings are not spaced the same as most 8.5x11 sheet protectors, and the pages are shorter than 11 inches. I suppose you could cut down the sheet protector and make new holes with a hole punch. The photo insert page's outside dimensions are slightly over 8.5 by only 10 inches.
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This is a file cabinet for business cards. It will sit on the top of your desk. It is about 10" high, by 3.5" wide and about 5" deep. No, it will not accommodate standard size paper--I assume you mean 8.5" x 11" when you say standard.
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It opens at the top and along the right side where there is a tunmb cutout. They are standard copy paper size. I love them for keeping together sheets of paper related to work projects. I suppose you could easily put 10 or 12 sheets in each.
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Most printers have a way to load one sheet that is not 8.5 x 11. Each will be slightly different so follow the directions for yours.
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They slots are slightly larger than 5x7. Not sure a whole 1/2' larger would actually fit, but.... You can put photos in vertically. You only have half the space though. So it would be a 100-pocket album...
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They will hold a great deal. I just tried seven sheets and it could probably take more overlapped. To release the paper grab it from the upper half and slide to either side until it starts to free itself and then it will just drop out. It's a well-made and useful product, I am very happy with it! Cheers, Gary