can you use this book stand just for a document holder for typing from regular paper size 8-1/2 x 11?
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Yes! I've used it just for documents too. I also frequently use it with papers and a book at the same time. If I have my textbook on there, but I'm also referencing some hand written notes or a handout, the prongs keep the papers upright even if they don't rest on the same shelf as the textbook. This book stand is amazing.
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IT holds standard 8-1/2X11 paper. Even the pad in the back. It is not meant for legal size paper.
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I am not sure? I don't have one of those...It would depend on the size?? It is a very nice product!! I really like mine! I would just measure the dementions of your book and then check the dementions of the product.
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Sorry, the holder is 2 inches, so it will not comfortably fit the notebook. This is such a nice cookbook stand, perhaps you should consider getting a smaller notebook! Connie Grimaldi
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I don't see why not. The paper holders are a few inches wider than the paper, so it might look a bit funny, but it'll work.
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If mounted onto something that is at standing level, then yes, this could be used as a standing desk/keyboard holder. I don't know the exact dimensions; you'd have to check that on the Amazon specs given in the information on the description provided by Amazon. I was very pleased with the keyboard holder.
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A regular sized folder, probably not. You'd have to maybe bend it a little. I think it might a hold a composition notebook because those are smaller. Its about the length and width of a regular piece of printer paper 8 1/2 x 11
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I don't think it's big enough to hold the printer. They make a printer stand, which I also have and am quite happy with it.
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It is portable and handles regular sized paper documents. I would think it would handle legal sizes but haven't tried it yet.
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Of course, but if you'll need to use the pages holders and the book is thinner than half and inch it may not push the page down tightly against the back of the stand. It will still hold the page back though. How small of a book are we talking?
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Yes, it is made for 8.5 x 11 inch paper, so you can use decorative printer paper that coordinates with your binder. The tabs are:Appetizers/Soups;Salads/Vegetables; Fish/Seafood; Poultry; Meats; Pasta/Grains; Desserts/Breads; Cakes/Cookies. After I print the recipe from the computer, I put sheet protectors over the recipes to protect them from food and grease splatter. You can buy a box of these at Costco for a reasonable price. I love these binders by Meadowsweet and have made cookbooks for three of our children with our family recipes, and just gave binders to two daughter-in-laws for Christmas. Yes, it is made for 8.5 x 11 inch paper, so you can use decorative printer paper that coordinates with your binder. The tabs are:Appetizers/Soups;Salads/Vegetables; Fish/Seafood; Poultry; Meats; Pasta/Grains; Desserts/Breads; Cakes/Cookies. After I print the recipe from the computer, I put sheet protectors over the recipes to protect them from food and grease splatter. You can buy a box of these at Costco for a reasonable price. I love these binders by Meadowsweet and have made cookbooks for three of our children with our family recipes, and just gave binders to two daughter-in-laws for... » Read More Yes, it is made for 8.5 x 11 inch paper, so you can use decorative printer paper that coordinates with your binder. The tabs are:Appetizers/Soups;Salads/Vegetables; Fish/Seafood; Poultry; Meats; Pasta/Grains; Desserts/Breads; Cakes/Cookies. After I print the recipe from the computer, I put sheet protectors over the recipes to protect them from food and grease splatter. You can buy a box of these at Costco for a reasonable price. I love these binders by Meadowsweet and have made cookbooks for three of our children with our family recipes, and just gave binders to two daughter-in-laws for Christmas. « Show Less
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Yes. I normally make letter size, half fold. It also has several paper sizes available.
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the paper is 5.5x8.5 with the holes along the 8.5" side. it will not fit a standard 8.5x11 binder that would have the holes along the 11" side. hope this is what you were asking.
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It depends on how big the rings are. The depth of the stand is about two inches and holds my cookbooks. If you have one of those huge three ring binders, it might be a tight squeeze. It is certainly wide enough to hold a binder, however.
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The pages are held in place even with the rings against it. However, the height of the shield is only 8" and if you are using a standard binder it will stick out above the shield. I typically print my recipes in landscape format, so it isn't an issue. I have a binder of "heirloom" recipes from my mother that I want to preserve. With those, I remove them from the binder, put them in the holder sideways and then turn the stand sideways - this keeps the page completely protected.
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This stand works well with paperback books. However, if the size of the book is a larger college text, you may want the bigger size so the edges are supported.
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It might work. The supposed "holder" bar is useless, so it won't hold anything, but you might be able to prop an ipad up and hold it with one hand.I don't have it any more; it was so small that it was worthless for books. I threw it away.