So what questions or discussion points have you got for us today?It doesn't matter if you are a beginner or a more experienced user of organisers, we want to hear your thoughts, questions, opinions etc.
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Make today the one day you post a comment or a question.
It is Tuesday after all so fire away with any questions and comments.
Hey Steve, you might already have some, but I think it could be pretty interesting to see "Day in the life of" or "Week in the life of" type posts from yourself and other readers on how they use their organisers in a day/week including things like the features of the organiser that they use, the inserts, other complementary systems like phone and computer apps etc. Pretty photo heavy would be amazing.
ReplyDeleteI'm talking a functional deep dive, rather than just pretty photo of an ideal set up.
Is that something you might do/have done?
Hi Jasmin
DeleteGood idea, any volunteers to get us started?
Hi there! I'd be willing to share my planner. I'm in my planner everyday and several times through out the day. It's literally like my little assistant. LOL!
DeleteHi Andrea
DeleteThat would be a great start, can you please contact me by email philofaxy at gmail dot com and we can work out how to take this idea forward.
Steve
Just a little question! Is it possible to resize pocket inserts to mini inserts ? Which percentage?
ReplyDeleteHi
DeleteMini is close to A7 in size, Mini = 67x105mm A7 = 74x105mm so it is approximately 35% of an A4 sheet size.
But getting a printer to print on Mini size paper might be more of a challenge!
A better approach would be to set up your A4 page to print a grid of Mini size pages, then cut and punch them. Set up a simple table with each cell sized to 67x105mm set the margins inside each cell to be suitable for punching and then put in your text/design in to the cells.
That should work.