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    What if you have a three hole binder -- do you punch in three holes?
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    If you have a 3-ringed binder, then it's only logical to punch three holes as there are three holes to fill.
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    How do I keep my binder from getting messy?
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    Clean it out every week. Throw away the stuff that you don't need anymore. Put plastic covers over the front of your binder.
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    How many minutes will it take to create paper dividers?
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    Depending on your handiness and access to the materials, it should only take around three minutes to make.
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    What writing paper should I put in the binder?
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    Put any pre-punched holed paper or punch the holes yourself in any kind of paper whether its notebook paper, printer paper, card stock paper, or even design or patterned paper.
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    Should I put my essay first and then the divider?
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    Your divider should go before your essay so that the divider can serve as a barrier between your essay and any other papers in the folder.
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    Where do I get the paper?
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    Craft stores such as Michael's usually have construction paper and cardstock for sale. You could probably find some at Target or Walmart as well, in the arts and crafts section.
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    Looking at making file dividers. Would it be better, if I were sticking the pages together, to stick the dividers between the pages?
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    You could, but then if you still want to make the pages thicker, you need a double-sided tacky divider. It may stick your hands a little bit, though. Best is wikiHow's solution.
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    How can I make dividers with pockets?
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    Stick or staple half a page to either side of the divider. This will serve as pockets within the dividers.
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