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CTyankee

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3. They are in books (and that's another discussion). I've been asked "why not an e- book."

Reply to Tetrachloride (Reply #1)

Sun Nov 16, 2025, 11:08 AM

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Well, they are art books. If I can put it into an e book I would, but I worry about the reproduction of the art itself. Will it look beautiful in an e book?

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Are file folders and holders obsolete? [View all] CTyankee Sunday OP

Keep the art. Toss 90 % of the essays after a quick scan. Tetrachloride Sunday #1

They are in books (and that's another discussion). I've been asked "why not an e- book." CTyankee Sunday #3

Not in my office/studio PJMcK Sunday #2

I realize that is necessary to have some paper documents.. What is your profession? CTyankee Sunday #4

Music PJMcK Sunday #7

I use them bamagal62 Sunday #5

What do you keep in them? CTyankee Sunday #6

I mostly keep bamagal62 Sunday #11

Digitize documents that are no longer required to keep LogDog75 Sunday #8

Depending on the document. Old Crank Sunday #9

Those are the backups to my hard disks. eppur_se_muova Sunday #10

No I still use them... Rizen Sunday #12

I have three. OldBaldy1701E Monday #13