Shred everyone - the Fetchland paperless office thread

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Nicholls595 Aug 2020 8:43pm, 1 Aug 2020 21,906 posts	0 Nicholls595 As a printer, paper wins everytime 😉
GregP Aug 2020 9:29am, 2 Aug 2020 121,491 posts	0 GregP Love Evers-Pixers post on the bottom of the last page. I will cherish that.
EvilPixie Aug 2020 12:36pm, 2 Aug 2020 18,148 posts	0 EvilPixie I often get this piss taken at work for the amount I write down and that I keep my notes but then I will also get “6 months ago .....don’t suppose you wrote anything down ,.. oh you did great thanks “
EvilPixie Aug 2020 12:37pm, 2 Aug 2020 18,149 posts	0 EvilPixie Writing is becoming a lost art
bree Aug 2020 12:48pm, 2 Aug 2020 5,970 posts	0 bree Clairefontaine A5 squared (90g/m²)
GregP Aug 2020 7:22am, 3 Aug 2020 121,497 posts	0 GregP Wuw! Ho Brii!
GregP Aug 2020 2:45pm, 26 Aug 2020 122,011 posts	0 GregP Six years old, but still worth a read. I'm posting this both on Glenn's Scrapbook and the 'digital/analogue notebook' pages as it has applicability to both, I think. psychologytoday.com
Angus Clydesdale Aug 2021 6:00pm, 23 Aug 2021 23,137 posts	0 Angus Clydesdale Agreed ^^ When I joined the fire brigade we didn't have much time to take notes (and the course was, you'll likely be pleased to hear, about 80% practical). We were issued reams of printed handouts to revise from for our exams, but I found the only way to properly learn the material was to write notes, taken from the handouts. I've got 3 large spiral-bound PukkaPad A4 books full of notes and lists from that time. Another couple from my swimming coaching courses too.