My Correspondents, and things I should remember about them: Rolodex edition.

So, I got a couple new comments on my post about the 1949 “Friends” book I found at Deseret a couple years ago, which made me ponder how useful it would be if I could make a Rolodex card that could hold more information than is usual for what you can type on a standard 4″x2 1/4″ Rolodex card (front *and* back). Well, obviously, you need more than just a front and back – that’s 2 panels. Suppose you could make a Rolodex card with 4 panels, or 8, or maybe even 16? Well, maybe not 16, as that would be a *lot of thickness and folds to do for card stock. I started sketching… I decided on a 4-Panel design and did a layout in Photoshop 7. The template is exactly centered on the page, so printing one side & flipping the page and printing again (using the same feed edge) will result in a perfectly registered print. Cut out and fold! Use your Franklin-Covey puncher and some scissors to punch the holes as noted here. Currently in the earholes: