Would anyone be willing to share the kind writing instruments or the kind of tabs they use for dividing sections in this notebook?
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I use a fountain pen, but no tabs. This notebook has a table of contents section, and page numbers, which allow easy cross references. You could always stroke a bit of ink on the outside edge of pages to identify sections discretely. For fountain pen use, the paper is decent: not too much bleedthrough, even with an ink (Noodler's Baystate Blue) notorious for it. MUCH better than Moleskine notebook paper.
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I recently discovered these book markers called Book Darts. They work great to mark sections.Book Darts Line Markers 125 Count Tin Mixed Metals
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I use a sharpie fine point since it does not bleed through the paper. I do not use tabs since it had an index page and it has page numbers. This works for my needs.
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If you told me which dividers I could help with a yes or no. I'm not sure how though, but I'm not knowledgeable on what dividers are out there. They'd have to go across and getting to the back section could be a problem. You "could" divide them by putting in little boxes of some sort.
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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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It could, with the right interface. I don't know how your papers are presented, but I would first be looking for PDF comments instead. This takes some getting-used-to for the precision writing that goes along with grading papers (e.g., writing comments). If your aim is more along the lines of checkmarks or other symbols, this will do that without much effort. But again, check that your software supports it.
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Each section works like a standard folder, but only one side has a pocket. The left side has a place to write notes, and the right side has the pocket. It is not like an accordion file. It's like a bunch of two pocket folders stuck together back to back.
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Not sure what the Office Depot dude is talking about because my package came with the month divider tabs. Two pages per month.
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Technically it's just paper, so if all you want is a reasonably nice notebook, you can write on them with anything. You just won't get the benefit of the pen's ability to record what you're writing.
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Janet, there are 4 pages between each tab. The tab pages are a bit thicker and do not have spaces for entries. Each page has space for 3 entries - so, 4 pages = 24 entries per tab. Each tab covers two letters (AB; CD; etc.). One note of caution (?) - for some weird reason the book I received only has two pages for the AB tab...all the others, 4. Go figure. Hope this helped.
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Hi, thanks for the question, Final Draft 8 in my opinion really a must, I don't mean for status or bragging rights (what with everyone who is everyone using it) but for the sheer brilliance of it all. The biggest problem with screenwriting is the formatting, FD looks after that without you even noticing, they even change if if the industry standard changes by updating. I resisted buying for years, I used Word, Celtx etc, but you kick it up a notch as soon as you get FD. And the scene card view can really help with blocking or plotting issues. The program can help with analyticals too, swearing counts, and will even let you know if Uncle Bob's character hasn't had a line in a while :) Check out the online manuals, they explain most of the functions. Version 9 is still very buggy, avoid it for now if you can. If you (like me) plot and plan obsessively another tool I use every day is a tiny piece of software called 'writer's cafe'. It has everything a writer needs for the planning process, the bookshelf and post-it note pegboard for scene plotting is awesome. Please let me know if you need anything else. P
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There are dividers like in the picture; Computer, tablet or kindle, cell phones.
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I think a pencil and note pad will work better for you. This device is just a gimmick. It works well and I like mine but it was an expensive toy.
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It's what I've been using for taking notes on my ipad for about 3 years now. Granted i dont write as much as i type though. I'm simply not fast enough when it comes to writing notes in lecture. Use it mostly for highlighting on lecture slides, drawing diagrams/graphs etc.
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Much of this goes to personal preference. Fore me, the lines are distinct, but I do not find them distracting or overwhelming to my handwritten text. I say take a chance. A notebook with high quality paper is hard to find these days. It is no Clairfontaine-- has some tooth , but I like it.
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There is a space to hold sheet music but none was present in our package. I'm thinking some could easily be found on the web tho.
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I use one note all the time haha. It works well for school as I am a university student.
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No pages in back for notes (I would have liked that too). There are no tabs for the months. There is one page with calendars for last year, present year, and next year
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Hi Paula, this is exactly what I'm looking for as well. I'm also a freelance writer looking for a recorder that I can refer back to so as to transcribe my notes. I've been trying to do it by hand and I just can't keep up with it. I also have a Macbook Pro if that's a help. Did you end up buying this or do you have another you could recommend. Thank you so much.