JP2020062748A - Paper sheet provided with index part - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a paper sheet to which indexes can be attached freely in a paper product such as a notebook, a pocketbook, a book, and a magazine in which a plurality of paper sheets are bound on one edge.SOLUTION: There is provided a paper sheet in a paper product such as a notebook, a pocketbook, a book, and a magazine in which a plurality of paper sheets are bound on one edge, the paper sheet being configured such that a region for indexes with cutoff lines capable of being cut freely or a region for indexes with cutoff lines capable of being cut and folded inside is provided at edges of one side, two sides, or three sides out of three sides except a bound portion of the paper sheet.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

      The present invention relates to a notebook, a notebook, a book, a magazine, or the like in which a plurality of sheets of paper are bound at one end, and a sheet of which can be freely indexed.

Conventionally, if you want to index a notebook, notebook, book, magazine, etc. that has multiple sheets of paper bound at one end, put an index sticker on the end other than the binding part, sandwich the bookmarker. In the case of a binder type notebook or notebook, there is a method of inserting index paper.
Also, as in Patent Property 1, there is also one in which a plurality of indexes are formed on the end sides other than the side where the ring hole is formed, and the user can easily fill in the indexes with markers to form the indexes easily.

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For conventional index sticker and index paper, make a part that pops out from the paper on the side other than the binding part, although multiple sheets of paper such as notebooks, notebooks, books, magazines are bound at one end , So that the corresponding page indicated by the index can be opened from there.
However, these index seals or index papers must be prepared separately in order to make the index. Moreover, since the index portion is projected from the edge of the paper, the index portion is easily bent, peeled off, or torn.

      If you use bookmarks, you cannot enter the index name, and of course you must prepare bookmarks separately. Since the bookmark is only sandwiched between the sheets, there is a risk of losing it.

      Although there is also a method of painting with a marker as in Patent Document 1, there is a problem that the page cannot be opened quickly when the corresponding page is rolled up with a finger because the index does not stick out from the paper. Also, if you do not open the corresponding page, you do not know what information the marker part indicates. In other words, the index name is invisible when it is closed, which makes it difficult to use.

      For multiple sheets of paper such as notebooks, notebooks, books, and magazines that are bound at one end, free on one, two, or three sides of the three sides other than the binding part of the paper. Make a sheet with an area for the index with a perforated cut line or an area for the index with a perforated perforated cut line. An index can be created by cutting or bending this. You can easily create indexes without preparing index stickers, index paper, or bookmarks. Since it does not protrude from the edge of the paper, it is difficult for the index part to be bent, peeled off or torn. Also, there is no danger of losing it like a bookmark, and the name of the index can be seen even when the book is not opened, and the index is caught on the finger when turning the page, so that the corresponding page can be opened quickly.

Example of loose-leaf paper with cutable index according to the present invention Example of loose-leaf paper provided with an index that can be cut and folded inward according to the present invention Perspective view of a binder that is indexed using the paper of the present invention

      For multiple sheets of paper such as notebooks, notebooks, books, and magazines that are bound at one end, free on one, two, or three sides of the three sides other than the binding part of the paper. Free to use by using the paper with the area for the index that has the cutting line that can be cut off or the paper that has the area for the index that has the cutting line that can be cut and folded inside Can be indexed.

      FIG. 1 is an example of a sheet of the present invention used in a form of cutting out an index. FIG. 2 shows an example of the paper of the present invention in which the index is folded inside and used. Here, both are assumed to be loose-leaf paper bound to a binder. There are several areas (4) on the form for entering the index name. And, each has a cut line (3). To create an index, first open the page to be indexed and enter the index name in the area (4) for entering the index name. Next, select several consecutive pages before that, and in the case of FIG. 1, cut out the same area as the area in which the index name was previously written by cutting line (3), and in the case of FIG. 2, select the same area. Cut the perforation line (3) and fold it along the folding line (5). This is the end. Then, when the book is closed, the index name can be confirmed from the outside as in the perspective view of FIG. 3, and even when the page is turned, there is a catch on the finger, so that the index page can be opened quickly.

      Some business pocketbooks have a monthly index beforehand. If it's not a binder, then the monthly index is fixed and immobile, and all months have the same number of pages. Users cannot change the number of pages according to the busyness of each month. However, if the paper of the present invention is used, it is possible to easily increase or decrease the number of pages for each month, so that the usage with a higher degree of freedom can be achieved.

      This index can be used not only for notebooks and notebooks, but also for printed materials such as books and magazines. You can use this index for reference books and study books to index where you are apt to make mistakes and places you consider important. In examples such as magazines and novels, you can index where you want to read back. In the example of a manga magazine that is released every week, you can suggest how to use it, such as adding an index to the place where the manga you want to read is posted.

1 ... Example of loose-leaf paper using index of the present invention 2 ... Binding hole 3 ... Cut line 4 ... Area for entering index name 5 ... Folding line 6 ... Binder indexed using the paper of the present invention is closed Perspective view

Claims (1)

For multiple sheets of paper such as notebooks, notebooks, books, and magazines that are bound at one end, free on one, two, or three sides of the three sides other than the binding part of the paper. A sheet provided with a region for an index having a cut line that can be cut into or a region for an index having a cut line that can be cut and folded inside.