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Whatever the binding you decide on the most important aspect (to me anyway) is
that the book will lie flat. I hate to get a manual that won't lie flat when
I am trying to use the keyboard and refer to the documentation.
We use 3 ring binders (7x9) at Enterprise Computer Systems. It was the
standard when I got here. At my last job at General Electric, we also used
3-rings (8.5x11).
Least favorite: those plastic wrap arounds that the papers slide out of all
the time (seen most on small manuals).
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