A book made up of pages is described. At least some of the pages contain both space for manually-created visual content, and instances of preprinted indexing target symbols. Each of the indexing target symbol instances has at least a portion within one inch of three unbound page edges. When the book is closed, the instances of each particular indexing target symbol are in a substantially collinear stack that is substantially perpendicular to the faces of the pages.

A searchable binder which is operationally compatible with a binder management system having a cabinet with shelves or a file cabinet with file drawers for removable storage of searchable binders. Each binder has a body with front and rear covers and a spine. Inside the body is a binder mechanism for removably retaining sheet media. Each binder has a pair of binder contact mechanisms mounted to the spine at opposite ends, a binder identification circuit electrically coupled to the binder contact mechanisms, and a visible indicator. Each binder contact mechanism has a base element and a sliding element. The sliding element can be manually set to a retracted position in which the sliding element is extended a first distance and an extended position in which the sliding element is extended a second greater distance. In the retracted position, the sliding elements can make contact with conductive elements of a binder cabinet when a binder is placed on a shelf. In the extended position the sliding elements can make contact with conductive support rails of a file cabinet when a binder is placed in a file drawer. When a binder identification signal from a host computer is supplied to the conductive elements or the conductive rails. It is transferred by the binder contact mechanisms to the binder identification circuit. If the signal matches an address code stored in the binder identification circuit, the LED is activated to aid the user in finding the binder.

A book made up of pages is described. At least some of the pages contain both space for manually-created visual content, and instances of preprinted indexing target symbols. Each of the indexing target symbol instances has at least a portion within one inch of three unbound page edges. When the book is closed, the instances of each particular indexing target symbol are in a substantially collinear stack that is substantially perpendicular to the faces of the pages.

A filer is disclosed which has front panel and rear panel defining a storage compartment therebetween, the storage compartment having a width. The filer includes a cover coupled to the rear panel and releasably attachable to the front panel to generally cover or seal the storage compartment. A distal portion of the cover has a width that is about equal to or smaller than the width of the storage compartment to allow the distal portion of the front cover to be received in the storage compartment.

A filer is disclosed which has front panel and rear panel defining a storage compartment therebetween, the storage compartment having a width. The filer includes a cover coupled to the rear panel and releasably attachable to the front panel to generally cover or seal the storage compartment. A distal portion of the cover has a width that is about equal to or smaller than the width of the storage compartment to allow the distal portion of the front cover to be received in the storage compartment.

Embodiments of a wallet card retrieval device (tab) for retrieval of a wallet card from a wallet slot is disclosed. According to one embodiment, a retrieval device includes a bendable membrane having a first and a second end, a first area of non-permanent adhesive on the first end of the membrane, and a second area of non-permanent adhesive on the second end of the membrane, where the membrane wraps around a wallet card for the first area to adhere to a first side of the wallet card and the second area to adhere to a second side opposite to the first side of the wallet card.

Embodiments of a wallet card retrieval device (tab) for retrieval of a wallet card from a wallet slot is disclosed. According to one embodiment, a retrieval device includes a bendable membrane having a first and a second end, a first area of non-permanent adhesive on the first end of the membrane, and a second area of non-permanent adhesive on the second end of the membrane, where the membrane wraps around a wallet card for the first area to adhere to a first side of the wallet card and the second area to adhere to a second side opposite to the first side of the wallet card.

The present invention relates to an indexing system of the Bible. The system comprises a textual content identifier (1) as a list including plurality of sequences and a plurality of tab-rates (2) comprising the printed numbers on its front surface and a ply of self-adhesive material on its rear surface. Moreover, the textual content identifier (1) includes three sequences: the first sequence is a set of Old Testament book titles, which are located next to the chapter number in the Bible, respectively; the second sequence is a set of New Testament book titles, which are located next to the chapter number in the Bible respectively and is done in a different shade/color; the third sequence is arranged between the first and the second sequences; it includes numbers in numerical order. These features of this indexing system enables convenient and quick search, fast and precise selection of the specified pages in the Bible without turning pages. With long-term use of this indexing system, the memory of a user will retain the numbers from the tab-rates (2), so the search will be much quicker.

The present invention relates to an indexing system of the Bible. The system comprises a textual content identifier (1) as a list including plurality of sequences and a plurality of tab-rates (2) comprising the printed numbers on its front surface and a ply of self-adhesive material on its rear surface. Moreover, the textual content identifier (1) includes three sequences: the first sequence is a set of Old Testament book titles, which are located next to the chapter number in the Bible, respectively; the second sequence is a set of New Testament book titles, which are located next to the chapter number in the Bible respectively and is done in a different shade/color; the third sequence is arranged between the first and the second sequences; it includes numbers in numerical order. These features of this indexing system enables convenient and quick search, fast and precise selection of the specified pages in the Bible without turning pages. With long-term use of this indexing system, the memory of a user will retain the numbers from the tab-rates (2), so the search will be much quicker.

A filer is disclosed which has front panel and rear panel defining a storage compartment therebetween, the storage compartment having a width. The filer includes a cover coupled to the rear panel and releasably attachable to the front panel to generally cover or seal the storage compartment. A distal portion of the cover has a width that is about equal to or smaller than the width of the storage compartment to allow the distal portion of the front cover to be received in the storage compartment.