How do you fasten paper inside this folder?
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While these folders don't have a way to fasten things inside the folder, there's always the "old-fashioned" way that only us "oldies" probably know. We used to punch holes in the top of the folders, insert metal "Acco Paper Fasteners..or prongs" which Amazon does have and voila! you now have a paper fastener! Hope this helps.
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these are just open folders, pop them into a hanging folder in your file cabinet. If you are not using a system like this, you need a different folder.
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Unfortunately, these folders do not have this option. You may want to look at other styles from Pendaflex; they may have this option but I am not certain. Hope this helps!
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These are folders only there is no way to fasten papers to the file itself.
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I use a stapler, you can also brads ACCO Solid Brass Paper Fasteners, 0.5 Inch Length, 100 Fasteners per Box (A7071502A) I find the stapler works best for me.
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It takes two hands. Press down the springy part with one hand, then close (press down) the file part over it. It then locks into place. The file part does not get damaged. Took a while to figure it out.
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Yes, I am a teacher and I hold a number of multiple papers at one time! In the "slit" where the paper is inserted there are multiple little rollers each about an inch long that raise and lower to fit the thickness of various papers. To release the papers insert your finger tips and swipe them across the tops of the papers to lift the rollers while gently pulling the paper out with your other hand.
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Just tested this--it holds folders fine, but if there are loose papers inside, they won't be supported, and they'll fall inward. If you have a lot of loose papers, I'd recommend something that gives support all along the bottom (like a clear acrylic version).
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I love mine, the paper roll fits tight so as to pull off each sheet ! Just push it down on the central holder!
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Add paper and pus blinking light. Or you may have a piece of paper stuck in paper feed area.
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Actually, no the folder is incorporated into the binder so it can't be removed. but the folder is negligible if your not placing papers into it. Hope this helps!
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Try using a binder clip - Clip it onto the front of the tray and place the label on the bottom of the binder clip.
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Easy Peasy... just unpack it and set the printer on top! Took a little to figure out which was the default drawer, and you can switch them depending on what paper you want where. Over all very pleased.
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Wyre, when youre putting the document into the laminating pouch be sure to push your document all the way to the very back so that it is aligned stably in the pouch. Once you do that DO NOT forget to load the paper the same way - Sealed end in first and you will have no problems! I know this information will be helpful.
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You put the comb on and open it. Then punch the first set of pages and put them on the comb, repeat with next set of pages. You have to put the pages on the comb but you can do it as you go. Hope that helps:) BTW I LOVE this comb binder.
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no,it is not capable to lock, also I've tried to hold files in the drawer but they kept falling over, I now have folders for my papers.
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The spine will not fit within the area that you place the stack of papers to drill. Hope this helped.
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The easiest way I can think of is to cut small squares of paper or card stock and insert them to the empty spaces. Also, if you are using 3 ring binders, then just use three ring paper between pages.
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Attach the plastic cover to the surface. The pocket for the paper label is the space between the cover and the surface. Slide the label into the end with the cut-out semicircle.
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very simple. you can use a rod for regular paper or special paper. i used for regular.
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There is a paper with pictures showing you how to do this... There's no way I could explain it. It was very frustrating at first till I figured it out. Now, after a few times of doing it, I rarely need to look at the picture to remember how to do it. Piece of advice, though, make sure you don't throw away or lose that paper and keep it in the bag for reference! LOL!