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Post Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2016 11:24 pm 
 

I just discovered that the "Clear Secure Document Pockets" from Staples (no, I don't work for Staples and am not associated with Staples in any manner) (Item # 15935) work GREAT as a place to put modules to protect them. Bonus: Put them into a three ring binder and store them safely!

  

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Post Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2016 7:46 pm 
 

A long time ago I tried to take the "thick" sheet protector three ring binder approach (similar to what you are referring to) but I didn't like that they sagged in the binder after adding too many modules to the binder each in their individual sheet protector. I guess the addition of a cardboard sheet might have helped but I opted for the traditional magazine bag with cardboard backer approach and store them in magazine holders on my bookshelves. I ended up liking that approach more.

  

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Post Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2016 8:35 pm 
 

cabala wrote in I'm sure it's common knowledge, but...:A long time ago I tried to take the "thick" sheet protector three ring binder approach (similar to what you are referring to) but I didn't like that they sagged in the binder after adding too many modules to the binder each in their individual sheet protector. I guess the addition of a cardboard sheet might have helped but I opted for the traditional magazine bag with cardboard backer approach and store them in magazine holders on my bookshelves. I ended up liking that approach more.


Huh... Might have to try that too. The sheet protectors I bought have a side load as opposed to the regular top load design. I'm hoping it will help prevent some of that sag.

  
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