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Tabbed Textbook Pages

 Find what you need in your textbook without fumbling.
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Put rigid plastic tabs in textbooks (Or recessed finger-holes, such as used in dictionaries) to mark different sections of the book, such as chapters, the index, glossary, etc.
—BinaryCookies, Aug 29 2002

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       I've seen both things done in reference tomes. Trying to decide if that makes this a me-too.
—DrCurry, Aug 29 2002
   

       To my mind, it does.
—angel, Aug 30 2002
   

       Wouldn't using some cheap post-it notes or those colorful plastic tab-things you can buy at your office supply store work just as well?
—wan-fu, Aug 30 2002
   

       No because they would fall out...
—RobertKidney, Aug 30 2002
   


 

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