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I'm up to about a dozen full notebooks. I've settled in on the Eureka Lab Books, gridded, of course. Now that I've discovered jetpens.com, I can get really ni
by joe_bleau 18y ago
I'm up to about a dozen full notebooks. I've settled in on the Eureka Lab Books, gridded, of course. Now that I've discovered jetpens.com, I can get really nice micro-fine point gel pens, so they look great. When someone new drops by my office the notebooks are noticed right away.
I don't seem to have enough discipline these days to fill in the TOC, or have important events countersigned. I do manage to fill the pages and date 'em, which does come in handy in patent depositions.
Biggest downside is the lack of backup and no way to do a text search. I'm too lazy to scan and OCR, but maybe someday!
- dhimes 18y agoI'm with you. I still do the TOC, but often it's retrospectively (relaxing in the evening with not much going on, paging through and indexing). I prefer gridded, but don't want to fork over the extra $ so I'm with regular spiral notebooks now. Separate ones for separate endeavors.