JP2006188031A - System notebook having integral tag slip and tag pasteboard - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a system notebook which can carry many tag slips as an integral part of the notebook, specially designed not to easily peel off from the tag pasteboard. <P>SOLUTION: The tag pasteboard comprises at least one or more tag slip layer assemblies 2, pasted on the base board 4, which comprise a plurality of layers of transparent tag slip 3 with adhesive section 14 on its back. The adhesive section 14 of this tag slip 3 covers 50-95% of the backside surface. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention is capable of storing a large number of transparent writable sticky notes in a compact manner, a sticky note mount on which sticky notes are not easily peeled off during carrying, and a system notebook that can bind the sticky note sticker and make various use of the notebook function by sticky notes. It is about.

In recent years, electronic notebooks have dramatically improved due to the downsizing of computers and the mobile use of information terminals, and many multifunctional and lightweight ones are on the market. While these electronic notebooks have the advantage that they can be connected to the Internet and used as information terminals, they are generally expensive and have the disadvantage of inferior operability. System notebooks that can organize various kinds of information with various types of templates are still used frequently.
On the other hand, a sticky note used for office work can be written on the front side, has an adhesive part on the back side, and is often used for applications such as a memo pad or a bag attached to a notebook or document. Since these sticky notes are convenient for use in notebooks, some sticky notes are designed as sticky notes by being attached to a substrate so as to be sandwiched in a system notebook or the like.

For example, the sticky note of Patent Document 1 is attached to a notebook paper or the like from the beginning, and the sticky note can be carried along with the system notebook without using a sticky note mount. Since the contents written with a general writing instrument can be transferred together with the sticky notes, it is possible to save the trouble of transferring the written contents, and it is written on the notebook paper through a sticky note formed of a transparent or translucent material. It is possible to check the written characters and the like, and to enable various and various arrangements of information described in the notebook.
In addition, the sticky notes of Patent Document 2 are sticky mounts that are arranged in different sizes on a substrate and are attached to each other, and the sticky mounts to which these sticky notes are attached have a size that can be sandwiched in a system notebook or the like. Therefore, it is possible to carry the system notebook and the tag together.

Furthermore, a sticky note stack of the same size laminated on a sheet is attached to a sticker mount so that a plurality of sticky notes of Patent Document 3 are convenient to carry, and a large amount of sticky notes can be stored compactly. It is a convenient configuration for carrying a large number of sticky notes.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 9-254569 JP 2003-72262 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 10-217640

Since the sticky note of Patent Document 1 is attached to a notebook paper from the beginning, it tends to be thick even if the notebook paper is a small amount compared to a general notebook paper. For this reason, the number of notebook papers sandwiched between the system notebooks cannot be increased, which has been a problem when the system notebook is used for multiple functions using sticky notes. Further, when it is desired to newly replenish only a sticky note without adding notebook paper as in the case of using a large amount of sticky notes, there is a problem that it is difficult to replenish.
On the other hand, since the sticky mount of Patent Document 2 is attached with the sticky notes side by side on the board, one board is required for several sticky notes. Therefore, the amount of sticky notes that can be carried is smaller than the number of sticky note mounts.

The sticky notes and sticky note mounts of Patent Documents 1 and 2 are both assumed to be carried in a system notebook, but should be further improved to be used in a storage form that requires compactness, such as a system notebook. Has a point.
On the other hand, since the sticky note of Patent Document 3 is formed by sticking a sticky note laminate laminated on a sheet to a substrate to form a sticky note mount, compact storage suitable for a system notebook becomes possible. However, the sticky note of Patent Document 3 does not assume a usage pattern that is carried between the system notebooks, and the adhesive portion provided on the sticky note has only an area of about 33% of the back surface as in the conventional sticky note. Therefore, if you stick this sticky note book as it is in the system notebook etc., there is a risk that the sticky note stack will rub off from the cover of the sticky note note when you carry it, and it is assumed that it will be used only for a short period of time. When pasted, there was a possibility of peeling off.

On the other hand, if the area of the adhesive part is too large, the sticky note curls, and if it is sandwiched between notebooks, it is folded and does not function as a sticky note, or it does not fit into the sheet and becomes bulky.
The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and by increasing the area of the adhesive portion in a range that does not cause curling, it is possible to attach to a notebook paper, and it can be filed as a sticky note laminate Therefore, it is possible to carry a large number of sticky notes together with the system notebook, and to provide a sticker mount for the system notebook with a sticky note that can be used for a long time without peeling off even if it is carried between the system notebooks And

  In addition, the present invention makes it possible to carry many types of sticky notes together with the system notebook by making it possible to carry many sticky notes together with the system notebook as a sticky note stack, and demonstrates its functions more diversely than conventional system notebooks. An object of the present invention is to provide a system notebook that can be executed.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention takes the following means for sticky note mounts.
That is, a sticky note mount in which at least one sticky note laminate formed by laminating a plurality of transparent sticky notes having an adhesive portion on the back surface is attached to a substrate,
The adhesive part of the sticky note occupies 50 to 95% of the back surface.
According to this, many sticky notes can be carried together with the system notebook, and even if it is carried between the system notebooks, there is no worry that the sticky notes will be peeled off from the sticky note mount. Moreover, even if a sticky note is attached to notebook paper, curling does not occur due to the adhesive section being too wide, and there is no fear that it will be folded into the notebook or bulky without fitting to the sheet.

The sticky note is formed in a rectangular shape, and one of the sides is equal to an integral multiple of the ruled line width of the notebook paper.
As a result, it is possible to paste the characters written on the sticky notes along the ruled lines of the notebook paper, and the information written on the sticky notes can be easily organized.
In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention provides a sticky note mount by adhering a sticky note laminate formed by laminating a plurality of sticky notes in which the adhesive portion occupies 50 to 95% of the back side surface to the system notebook to the substrate. It is formed and bound in the cover of the system notebook.

  As a result, many sticky notes can be carried along with the system notebook as a sticky note stack, and the functions can be exhibited more diversely by using the sticky notes than the conventional system notebook.

  The present invention prevents curling when sticking notebook paper and prevents sticky notes from being folded, and can be filed as a sticky note stack, so many sticky notes can be carried along with the system notebook and sandwiched in the system notebook. Sticky notes can be used for a long time without peeling off even if you carry them. In addition, since various types of sticky notes can be carried together with the system notebook, the functions can be exhibited more diversely using the sticky notes than the conventional system notebook.

Hereinafter, a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
As shown in FIG. 1, the sticky note mount 1 of the present invention is formed in a rectangular shape having a size suitable for the system notebook 7 and is used by being sandwiched in the system notebook 7.
The system notebook 7 is generally known and is commercially available, and a plurality of notebook papers 8 such as an address book, a notebook, and a schedule field are bound into a synthetic leather or synthetic resin cover 6. It is out. At the position where the cover 6 is divided into left and right parts, a plurality of ring-shaped locking claws 5 called so-called binders are arranged in a straight line, and the notebook paper 8 and the sticky note paper 1 are bound and the notebook paper 8 is replaced. It is possible to consider not only those that can be used, but also those that are close to a general notebook in which one notebook paper 8 is glued and bound and the notebook paper 8 cannot be replaced. In addition, the said binder is not necessarily limited to the ring-shaped latching nail | claw 5, Binders, such as a string binding and a press stop system, may be sufficient.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the sticky note mount 1 is configured by sticking a sticky note laminate 2 in which a plurality of sticky notes 3 are laminated on a rectangular substrate 4. The sticky note mount 1 is preferably designed to be close to the JIS standard because the system notebook 7 is often designed according to the size of the JIS standard A row or B row, and is preferably within JIS standard size ± 5 mm. . For example, in the case of a B7 (91 mm × 128 mm) size system notebook, the substrate 4 is preferably between 86 to 96 mm wide and 123 to 133 mm long. However, since the commercially available system notebook 7 has various sizes, the sticky note mount 1 is not limited to the JIS standard, and may be a size that matches the notebook paper of the system notebook.

By setting the sticky note mount 1 to the size slightly smaller than the system notebook 7, the sticky note mount 1 can be used while being sandwiched in the system notebook 7. Further, a plurality of binding holes 18 through which the ring-shaped locking claws 5 are inserted may be provided on one side of any one of the sticky note mounts 1 to enable binding.
The substrate 4 used for the sticky note mount 1 has a plurality of binding holes 18 through which the ring-shaped locking claws 5 are inserted on either side. The binding holes 18 are provided in accordance with the number of the ring-shaped locking claws 5, and the number of the ring-shaped locking claws 5 varies depending on the type of the binder of the system notebook 7, but in the case of the frequently used B7 version. There are 6 holes.

The substrate 4 is made of a paper material such as medium quality paper, art paper, or cardboard, a polyolefin such as PP, a synthetic resin material such as PET, or a composite material composed of these materials. Use of coated paper having a thickness of 0.2 to 2 mm, preferably 0.4 to 1.0 mm is also possible from the viewpoint of raw material cost. When the thickness is 0.2 mm, preferably less than 0.4 mm, the sticky note mount 1 is easily deformed and the sticky note 3 is difficult to peel off. When the thickness is greater than 2 mm, preferably greater than 1 mm, This is because it is too bulky.
The sticky note laminate 2 attached to the substrate 4 is obtained by adhering the sticky notes 3 to each other via an adhesive portion 14 provided on the back surface of the sticky note 3, and the sticky note laminate 2 is a sticky note. 3 is usually formed by laminating 5 to 50 sheets, preferably 10 to 20 sheets. Although it is possible to form the sticky note laminate 2 with four or less sheets, the effect that the sticky note 3 can be stored compactly in the system notebook 7 is scarce. Conversely, when the sticky note laminate 2 is formed with more than 50 pieces, the system There is a possibility that the tag 3 may be peeled off from the tag board 1 when the notebook 7 is carried.

The sticky note laminate 2 is preferably formed by laminating the sticky notes 3 so that the adhesive portions 14 overlap. If the sticky notes 3 are stacked in this way, there is no fear that the lower sticky note 3 will be peeled off when the upper sticky note 3 is peeled off, and the multiple sticky notes 3 are prevented from being peeled off from the middle part of the sticky note laminate 2. Is also possible.
As shown in FIG. 3, the sticky note 3 has a rectangular shape in which an adhesive portion 14 is provided on the back surface, and is made of a transparent material so that characters and the like can be confirmed through the sticky note 3. As the transparent material, a film made of polyolefin resin such as PP, PET (polyethylene terephthalate), polyamide resin, polycarbonate, cellulose resin, or a composite material of these resins can be used. However, it is most preferable to use a PP resin having a high non-stretch property that does not cause a problem of extension. Note that the transparency of the “transparent material” includes not only a transparent material that does not contain pigments and a large amount of light transmission, but also a transparent film such as a colored cellophane film, which is colored, but the thickest 40 μmt film described later. In addition, it is meant to include transparency so that the object on the back can be visually recognized, and is not limited to colorless.

  The sticky note 3 is a commercially available synthetic resin film of 6 to 40 μmt, preferably 10 to 20 μmt, which is generally commercially available. By using a synthetic resin film of 6 to 40 μmt, preferably 10 to 20 μmt, the film thickness is too thin and the sticky note is broken, or the film thickness becomes too large and the number of sticky notes that can be used in the system notebook is limited. Disappears. The size has a vertical width substantially equal to an integral multiple of the ruled line width L and a horizontal width slightly shorter than the notebook paper 8 and is formed in a rectangular shape. The vertical width is preferably 0.5 to 2 mm larger than an integral multiple of the ruled line width L. For example, in the tag 3 having a size corresponding to two ruled lines, the vertical width is 14.5 to A ruled line (the ruled line width L is 7 mm). For 16 mm and B ruled lines (ruled line width L is 6 mm), it is preferable to set the width to 12.5 to 14 mm.

The front surface 15 of the sticky note 3 is preferably made of a matte finish surface of the synthetic resin film, so that the front surface 15 adheres to ink or the like when the writing instrument 9 is used. Becomes better and writing becomes easier. In general, many commercially available synthetic resin films have a matte finish, and it is preferable to use them.
The sticky note 3 can be colored by using a material containing a coloring pigment or by coating on the surface, and it is particularly light and does not impair the visibility of written characters such as pastel colors. It is preferable to adopt a color tone. In this way, by using the light-colored sticky note 3, information can be organized by color, and the sticky note 3 can be used more variously. For this versatile use, for example, a color that is complementary to the pastel color used for the notebook paper 8 is used for the sticky note 3 so that the information described in the sticky note 3 is noticeable at the time of sticking, and information with high importance is used. Use method that allows the user to recognize, use the sticky note 3 that is color-coded according to the importance of information, etc., and use method that visually recognizes the importance of information to the user, or use method that uses different colors according to the type of information It is possible to adopt.

  A known pressure-sensitive adhesive 12 having adhesiveness to paper can be used for the adhesive portion 14. As these resins, for example, resins mainly composed of natural or synthetic polymers are used. For example, highly viscous sugars, glue components, paraffin waxes, natural or synthetic rubber, tall oil, rosins, or ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymers, diene elastomers, polyvinylcyclohexane, poly (t-butylstyrene) siloxane And synthetic or natural pressure-sensitive adhesives including acrylic polymers and ionomers. These resins have an adhesive strength of at least once, preferably 10 times, and the concentration adjustment, selection of solvent, etc. It is preferable to mix | blend.

  The pressure-sensitive adhesive portion 14 is provided by applying the pressure-sensitive adhesive 12 with a known coater or the like so as to occupy 50 to 95% of the total area of the back surface 16 of the tag 3. The adhesive portion 14 adheres the sticky notes 3 to each other to form the sticky note laminate 2, and also serves to fix the sticky note laminate 2 to the sticky note mount 1, and the area of the adhesive portion 14 becomes too large (non-adhesive) If the area of the portion 13 is too small), the sticky note 3 is pulled by the pressure sensitive adhesive 12 and curls, and the sticky note laminate 2 made of such a sticky note 3 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape with the non-adhesive portion 13 side raised. In view of the effect that it can be stored compactly in the system notebook 7, it is not preferable. Further, the non-adhesive portion 13 in which the adhesive portion 14 is not provided in the back surface 16 of the sticky note 3 serves as a leader for picking and peeling off the sticky note 3, and therefore preferably has a certain area. . Accordingly, the occupied area of the adhesive portion 14 with respect to the back surface 16 is determined from the easy peel property and curl property of the sticky note 3, the difficulty of peeling off the sticky note laminate 2 from the sticky note mount 1, the bulkiness, and the sticky note laminate 2. This affects the ease with which the sticky note 3 is peeled off. Considering these points, it is preferable to provide the adhesive portion 14 so that the area of the adhesive portion 14 is 50 to 95%, preferably 70 to 85% of the back side surface 16 of the tag 3. By doing so, it becomes possible to maintain a high adhesive force between the sticky notes 3 and to prevent the sticky note laminate 2 from being rubbed and peeled off with other parts of the notebook when carrying the system notebook 7. become. Further, by increasing the adhesive force, the adhesive force can be kept high even if the sticky note 3 is re-peeled and re-adhered many times, so that the number of transfers of the sticky note 3 can be increased.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the method of using the sticky note mount 1 and the system notebook 7 of the present invention uses the non-adhesive portion 13 of the uppermost sticky note 3 of the sticky note laminate 2 attached to the sticky note mount 1 as a reader. The sticky note 3 is peeled off from the sticky note laminate 2. Next, the description item 10 is written on the sticky note 3 by using a normal writing tool 9 and is reattached to the notebook paper 8. If one of the opposite sides of the sticky note 3 is formed to be almost equal to the ruled line width L of the notebook paper, the sticky note 3 can be attached to the ruled line 11 of the notebook paper 8 and is transparent. The sticky note 3 can be pasted as if the item 10 is written in order along the ruled line 11 through the sticky note 3.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the sticky note mount 1 according to the second embodiment of the present invention is formed by sticking sticky notes 3a, 3b, 3c, and 3d. These sticky notes 3 have the same horizontal width, but the vertical width is substantially equal to an integral multiple of the ruled line width L, and each multiple is different. That is, the vertical widths of the tag 3a are one ruled line, the tag 3b is two ruled lines, the tag 3c is three ruled lines, and the tag 3d is five ruled lines. By providing the sticky notes 3a to 3d having different areas where writing can be performed in this way, information expressed in a large number of characters can be written on the sticky note 3 as written items 10, and the usage range of the sticky note 3 as an information transmission medium can be reduced. It can be expanded.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the third embodiment of the present invention is different in that a format that can assist the writing of the written item 10 is preliminarily printed on the sticky note 3 e. For example, as shown in FIG. 6, a format 17 suitable for describing a written item 10 relating to a schedule is printed in advance on a sticky note 3 e, and a schedule management table 8 a is provided as a notebook paper 8 used for the system notebook 7. The tag 3 and notebook paper can be used in a collaborative manner. That is, when writing item 10 is described for a schedule with many opportunities to be described in the system notebook 7, it is possible to avoid repeated writing of a certain item 10, so that the time and effort of writing can be saved. Further, since the writing format of the sticky note 3 can be unified, the written items 10 can be transcribed in an organized state on the notebook paper 8, the schedule management becomes easy, and the system notebook 7 can be used with higher functionality. Note that the format 17 described in the tag 3 is not limited to the use of schedule management. For example, the tag 3 can be combined with a schedule management table as an address description format, or can be combined with a business management table as a tact description format.

As shown in FIG. 7, in the fourth embodiment of the present invention, the sticky mount 1 is sandwiched in the system notebook 7 without providing the binding hole 18 in the substrate 4, thereby enabling the use thereof. It can be used for the most popular system notebook 7 that is not a so-called binder-type system notebook 7, but can be used for the most popular system notebook 7, and can be easily replaced with a plurality of types of sticky sheets 1 Convenient if you want to use. In addition, since the area of the substrate 4 can be reduced, the manufacturing cost is reduced.
In the fifth embodiment of the present invention (not shown), a transparent plastic such as polyolefin, PET or polycarbonate is used for the substrate 4 of the fourth embodiment, or a coloring pigment or the like is put in these transparent plastics. Thus, the characters on the back can be seen through the substrate 4. The sticky note laminate 2 to be attached to the transparent substrate 4 is colored in different colors as represented by the pastel color, so that the colorful appearance generated by the color of the sticky note 3 being laminated is a purchase intention of the purchaser. It is possible to stimulate the purchaser's interest as a so-called skeleton type appearance and to increase the purchase motivation.

In the present invention, the shape of each member and the positional relationship between the front, rear, left, and right in the embodiment are best configured as shown in FIGS. However, it is not limited to the said embodiment, A member, a structure can be variously deformed, and a combination can also be changed.
The substrate 4 is preferably formed of paper, synthetic resin, or a composite material thereof, but may be an inorganic material such as metal or glass, or a natural material such as bamboo, bark, or piece of wood.
The size of the sticky mount 1 is preferably matched to the system notebook 7, but it may be a notebook size with several sheets.

The sticky note laminate 2 does not need to be attached to the substrate 4 by the adhesive portion 14 of the lowermost sticky note 3 in contact with the substrate 4, and a locking tool or the like may be provided on the side of the sticky note laminate 2 in contact with the substrate 4. Good.
The shape of the sticky note 3 is not limited to a rectangle, but may be a shape constituted by other polygons or curves, and a symbol other than a character, a mascot, a symbol, or the like may be printed on the sticky note 3. The tag 3 need not be colorless and may be colored with a pigment or the like.
"Example"
Hereinafter, the present invention will be described more specifically with reference to examples. However, the present invention is not limited to these examples.

A biaxially stretched polypropylene film (Traffan 2535 (25 μmt, single-side matte), manufactured by Toray Industries, Inc.) is cut into a length of 14 mm × width of 65 mm, and a pressure-sensitive adhesive (manufactured by Funari Kogyo Co., Ltd.) is placed on one side in the lateral direction on this back surface. The adhesive part was produced by coating only the length shown in Table 1 to obtain a sticky note, and all ten sticky notes were laminated with the sticking part side aligned to obtain a sticky note laminate. Further, the sticky note laminate was attached to three B7 size cardboards to obtain sticky note mounts.
The obtained sticky notes, sticky note laminates and sticky note mounts were evaluated according to the following evaluation items.
"Evaluation item"
"Stick and sticky release from sticky note stack"
While picking the side of the sticky note stack that does not have the sticky adhesive part with your finger, slowly peel it off vertically, and when this stripping is done 100 times, the sticky note will not stick and will not peel off. Expressed as a percentage of the number of times taken. When this ratio was 80% or more, it was evaluated as ○, 60 to 80% as Δ, and 60% or less as ×.
`` Evaluation of notebook sandwiching ''
A sticky note mount was sandwiched between B7 edition notebooks, which were swung 200 times in the vertical and horizontal directions with respect to the notebook paper surface, and evaluated by whether or not the sticky note laminate or the sticky notes were peeled off from the sticky note mount. The case where neither the sticky note laminate nor the sticky note was dropped was evaluated as ○, and the case where either the sticky note laminate or the sticky note was dropped was evaluated as ×.
"Evaluation of detachment / reattachment of sticky notes"
Repeated detachment of sticky notes and re-sticking to commercially available notebook paper, detaching and re-sticking the number of times the sticky notes cannot be attached to notebook paper, or curled characters are difficult to read Recorded as one action. This number was evaluated as ◯ when the number was 300 times or more, Δ when 100 to 300 times, and × when 300 times or less.
"Curlability of sticky notes detached from sticky notes"
Arbitrary characters were written on the sticky note, and the act of detaching from the sticky note laminate and attaching it again to the notebook paper was repeated 100 times to determine whether the written characters could be read. X when curl or sticky note is stretched to the extent that character interpretation is impossible, △ when curl or sticky note is stretched to a degree that is not impossible to interpret character, △, otherwise Was rated as ○.

  The evaluation results are shown in Table 1.

"Examples 1-4 and Comparative Examples 1-2"
Compared to Comparative Example 1 in which the area ratio of the adhesive portion was as low as 35%, Example 1 with an area ratio of 50% showed improved evaluation in all evaluation items. In addition, among the evaluation items, Example 2 in which the area ratio of the adhesive portion is 70% is superior to Example 1 in terms of stickiness of the sticky note. Therefore, it can be used as a sticky note used in the system notebook with an area ratio of 50% or more, and it is preferable that the area ratio is preferably 70% or more.

On the other hand, with regard to curling properties, Comparative Example 1 with an area ratio of 35% and Comparative Example 2 with an area ratio of 97% have large warpage and poor evaluation results, but Examples 1 and 95% in which the area ratio of the adhesive portion is 50%. Although it is difficult in Example 4, warpage and elongation are improved to such an extent that they can be read, and in Example 2 in which the area ratio of the adhesive portion is 70% and in Example 3 in which the area ratio is 85%, there is no problem in character reading. Warpage and elongation are improved. From this point, it can be seen that the curling property should be an area ratio of 50 to 95%, preferably 70 to 85%.
In Comparative Example 2, since the area of the non-adhesive portion is small, there is a problem that it is difficult to peel off the sticky note. Further, since the sticky note may be broken when peeled many times, at least about Example 4 It is preferable to use the area ratio of the adhesive part.

1 is a perspective view of a sticky note mount of the present invention and a system notebook provided with the sticky note mount. FIG. It is a perspective view of a sticky note mount. It is the top view (a) and sectional drawing (b) of a tag. It is explanatory drawing which shows the usage method of a tag, a tag board, and a system notebook. It is a perspective view of the sticky note mount of the second embodiment. It is explanatory drawing which shows the usage method of the tag of 3rd Embodiment, and the system notebook using the tag. It is a perspective view of the sticky note mount of 4th Embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Sticky note mount 2 Sticky note laminated body 3 Sticky note 4 Board | substrate 7 System notebook 8 Notebook paper 14 Adhesive part 16 Back side surface L Ruled line width

Claims (3)

A sticky note mount in which at least one sticky note laminate (2) formed by laminating a plurality of transparent sticky notes (3) having an adhesive part (14) on the back is attached to a substrate (4),
A sticky note mount for a system notebook, wherein the adhesive portion (14) of the sticky note (3) occupies 50 to 95% of the back surface (16).   The sticky note mount according to claim 1, wherein the sticky note (3) is formed in a rectangular shape, and any one side thereof is equal to an integral multiple of the ruled line width (L) of the notebook paper (8).   3. A system notebook, wherein the sticky note mount (1) according to claim 1 or 2 is bound in a cover (6) of the system notebook (7).