Abstract: A computer disk holder for disks of the three and one-half inch format attachable to a three-ring notebook with snap rings is disclosed. The disk holder includes a frame of relatively rigid plastic having tabs formed along an edge thereof so that the disk holder can function as a page flipper for documentation when connected into the notebook. Disks are inserted into the disk holder along guide means and received by retention means. Bias means are biased as the disk is inserted into a compartment of the disk holder defined in part by the guide means. Once the bias means are biased, the disk is held in place by the retention means and the bias means.

Abstract: A support device for bound materials, such as a notebook binder holder pages of computer software documentation, holds the bound materials in two distinct positions. In a first position, front and back covers, along free edges thereof, are received by tracks in the support device which hold the front and back covers in a substantially parallel position to each other. The support device is otherwise essentially open so that the entire spine and substantially all of the front and back covers are easily seen. In a second position, one side of the support device includes a pair of angled notches formed therein which receives lower free edges of the front and back covers. Turning the support device onto its other side, allows the user of the device to place the bound materials in the second position, supported in the notches in an open, raised or easel position for easy access and use.

Abstract: A notebook for storing computer disks and documentation related thereto is disclosed. The notebook includes an articulated four-piece cover. A front cover is hingeably connected through a spine to a back cover, which back cover is hingeably connected to an overlay cover. A storage receptacle including two mated portions is attached to an inner surface of the back cover and overlay cover for receipt of computer disks. An outer surface of the overlay cover includes a binder assembly to releasably hold loose-leaf documentation related to the computer disk being used. At the proximate edge of the overlay cover, on the surface opposite the surface to which the binding assembly is mounted, is formed a means for receiving a free edge of the front cover.

Abstract: A support device for bound materials, such as a notebook binder holding pages of computer software documentation, holds the bound materials in two distinct positions. In a first position, front and back covers, along free edges thereof, are received by slots in the support device which hold the front and back covers in a substantially parallel position to each other. The support device is otherwise essentially open so that the entire spine and substantially all of the front and back covers are easily seen. In a second position, one side of the support device includes a pair of angled notches formed therein which receive lower free edges of the front and back covers. Turning the support device onto its other side allows the user of the device to place the binder in the second position, supported in the notches in an open, raised or easel position for easy access and use.

Abstract: A printer thimble element storage case is disclosed having a front cover hingeably connected through a spine to a back cover. The inside of the back cover has attached thereto an element tray including a top surface spaced away from the inner surface of the cover and having a plurality of wells formed therein matable about the printer thimble elements. A spindle concentrically mounted in the bottom surface of each well securely retains the thimble elements. A top surface of the element tray is of generally rectangular configuration and slopes away from the edge thereof downwardly and toward the inner surface of the back cover, terminating in a mating surface and a stop ledge. The front cover includes, on an inner surface thereof a tray cover including a wall having an engagement edge formed thereon for receipt of the element tray.