I have been gradually moving all of this information on to my Apple Contacts app, which shares the details across all of my devices.
For a few years I would religiously export the data as a comma separated values (CSV) file and then do a mail merge in to a Word file configured as a file template to create my own printed name and address pages to go in to the back of my A5 organiser.
When it came to reviewing the data this year, I decided that I could save some ring space by not reprinting all of the pages based on the fact that in the last 12 months I couldn't recall looking at those pages at all.
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My initial thought was to use them to divide up my notes and information pages which aren't as well organised as I would like.... and filing information in some form of order would speed up finding information in future.
If you don't use the A-Z for your names and addresses, what do you use them for?
I use them in both my A5 and Compact to organize my notes alphabetically as this speeds up locating the right page.
ReplyDeleteOn the dividers themselves I have written down the few numbers or addresses I might need but there aren't very many!
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I think A-Z dividers for notes take up so much space. I just keep some important adresses on 2
ReplyDelete-3 adress sheets.
I find the A-Z to be incredibly helpful in filing information from A-Z. It's invaluable for my work to have certain info right at my fingertips instead of having to find/open a file. I also keep a paper copy of important contacts because my phone has glitched from time to time.
ReplyDeleteAs I was doing the WW program, I used to take notes about aliments/food/vitamins/drinks and sometimes recipes. Of course, in the alphabetical order.
ReplyDeleteFor some years now, I have been using A to Z dividers as the final section in my Filofax as an easy way to find notes & reference info:
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