To Linda and Devi about spiral binding

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I got my spiral binding with clear heavy plastic cover (not laminate as

it doesn't hold up to time and can wrinkle) done at Kinkos while

waiting. It's pretty fast and cost only $6.50. (To be honest, my DH

does it for me while I am at therapy). To Devi, yes, I have one Chandi

that I put in a three-ring binder but truthfully this is better. To

Linda, no, you don't have it copied which is against copyright laws.

Kinkos very slickly just chops off the bound edge. It so neat and tidy

when finished. We have done this with several texts. We now have about

6 Chandis in various states of use, and this one is the best, and I am

christening it this Sunday! love, karen

 

Jai Mai! Jai Swamiji!

 

, devi <student61754 wrote:

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> Namaste Karen,

> Would love to know where you got this done.

> Sounds great.

> I simply put mine in a notebook which made it very easy to open and it

stays open where you are.

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> Jai Maa,

> Devi

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> " nierika " nierika

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> Wednesday, September 10, 2008 11:40:55 PM

> [www.ShreeMaa.org] Re: to karen about spiral binding

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> karen wrote:

> Today I had a brand new Chandi spiral bound with a heavy clear plastic

> cover on front and back. There are no copyright issues with doing this

> as someone had said. The cost was $6.50 and it was done quickly while

> I waited. It really makes the book easy to use. love,

> karen

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> Dear karen ~ this is an answer to a question I posted while reading

this

> digest. Did you have them actually take the book apart for spiral

binding, or

> did they xerox it first. Any help will be appreciated.

> Jai Maa , Jai Swamiji

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