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- Binding Edge Feature(s) - Mylar Reinforced
- Catalog Publishing Type - Index Dividers-Preprinted
- Coupon Cannon - 04-17-09
- For Use In - Three-Ring Binder
- Form Quantity - 1
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Color | White |
Height | 0.1 Inches |
Length | 11 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Release date | January 2012 |
Size | 1 Pack |
Weight | 0.1 Pounds |
Width | 9.1 Inches |
I guess I’m thinking of two things, one is a printed table of contents with just the titles of everything you’ve got in your bibliography, and tabbed out in a binder so that when you turn to that section, you’ve got the printed abstract and summary you wrote of that article to remind yourself of what you found relevant or interesting in it. I guess you could definitely list the things that apply in there, like what you just said: Alexandria, landmarks, etc.
I’d then have everything backed up online/on your computer using the same organization plus also the article full text itself.
The index idea would be to add the Wordpress one, using their tag system at the bottom. Tagging would allow you to tag each entry with Alexandria landmarks, and Alexandria landmarks architecture, and Alexandria architecture recent finds. Then when you went back you could click on the ‘architecture’ tag and quickly find everything in your bibliography that has to do with architecture. (I guess you’d have to verify that you can select multiple tags if you wanted to find everything related to two categories, like Alexandria + architecture). That’s the only way I can think of to easily cross reference topics when you have a massive bibliography, but of course I’m sure there are others.
I hope this helps.