Dave O'Heare wrote:

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The way things have worked so far is to print up the music on 11"x 17" paper
with a 3-and-a-bit inch bottom margin, and trim to 11"x 14". I don't know
why 14" and not 17", I wasn't privy to the original arrangements.

The paper is then punched as though it was 8 1/2"x 11", with the holes
indexed from the bottom inside corner. A standard 3-ring mechanism will
work fine, so long as it's a 1" ring. With bigger rings, the trigger fouls
on the paper.

The printout binders take 14 7/8"x 11" paper, and I need to bind on the long
edge, so that doesn't quite work, but a good thought.

And yeah, one can buy an 11"x 17" binder, but $75?!?! Yikes.

Many of the records I deal with at work are about 11" x 14" and 11" x 17". I
find that post binders work better than ring binders for these sized sheets.
The binder can be expanded by adding sections of posts which are threaded. For
an idea of what they are take a look at:

http://www.buyonlinenow.com/viewprod...?sku=WLJ24163N

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Jack Novak
Buffalo, NY - USA
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