Abstract: A collapsible papers, book holder, which includes two holder plates, and a mounting assembly for mounting on a housing of computer monitor is used to hold the holder plates at two sides, wherein the mounting assembly includes two angle frames bilaterally attached to the top and side walls of housing of the computer monitor, a screw rod connected to the angle frames on the top, and an adjusting knob firmly fixed in the screw rod to move the angle frames close or separate, the holder plates are respectively pivoted to the angle frames, each having a paper clip for holding thinner paper, and a pen holder means for holding writing tools.

Abstract: An elongate note holder for paper and the like which is mounted to the topside or lateral side of a CRT computer monitor 21 which serves as a retainer to vertically display notes and the like so that the user may easily insert the notes into the holder and make ready reference to the information contained on the note and then easily remove the note after the use is completed. The note holder is an elongate structure with a socket 10 with generally the cross-sectional shape of the letter U encasing two adjacent tubular resilient members 12 and thus forming three grooves for holding notes along the length of socket 10. The multiple groove design multiplies the number of notes that may be individually organized and manipulated without having to bunch unrelated notes together after the length of the first groove is filled with notes. Socket 10 is comprised of two parallel lateral walls 10A connected by base wall 10B.

Abstract: An apparatus is provided including at least one mounting assembly coupled to a computer monitor for removably mounting a sheet of paper in coplanar relationship with a screen of the computer monitor.

Abstract: A multi-purpose computer work aiding board includes a board body, a rotary disk having a top face forming a mouse pad, and a substantially inverted U-shaped copy holding frame. A top face of the board body being provided with a plurality of recessed grooves of different sizes that are adapted to accommodate disks of different sizes in an upright position or to receive a mouse and stationery items. Four sides of a bottom face of the board body form struts such that, when the board body is placed in a position, a lower end of the board body forms a through space for receiving the rotary disk, a disk rim portion of the rotary disk forming a pivot mounting hole. The bottom of the board body is provided with at least one strut forming a pivot for insertion into the pivot mounting hole such that the rotary disk can be rotatably turned sideways into or out of the through space, a periphery of the top face of the board body forming a recess for receiving the copy holding frame.

Abstract: A copy holder adaptable to independently stand free of a computer monitor and upright laptop configuration. The copy holder comprises a pedestal frame around the base of computer monitor and upright laptop configuration, two vertical pole members to which couple a vertical frame structure, a pair of vertical axial sleeves interconnects by a horizontal shelf member and an upright plate member. Each vertical pole member has a spring-powered peg. Each vertical axial sleeve has a spring-powered bolt. The vertical frame structure has a plurality of holes. The vertical axial sleeves adjustably move and reversibly fix to a position along the vertical frame structure using two spring-powered bolts to reversibly engage the aforementioned plurality of holes. A plurality of reels, cords and cleats are provided to fasten copy to the copy holder.

Abstract: An improved multi-functional documentary clamping holder for computer typewriting comprises a support framework composed of a coupling base and a panel-clamping frame, wherein one end of the support framework is inserted in a panel, the other is united with a disposal platform or an adhering board for placing this invention beside or on a computer monitor alternatively. In virtue of two snap buttons pivotally disposed between a movable arm and the coupling base, two clamping pieces pivotally disposed in the movable arm, an insertion-disposed piece in the panel, and an indented groove, the panel can be moved vertically, horizontally, or turned around in a predetermined three-dimensional space.

Abstract: A copy holder including a flat holder base having at least one arched flange raised from a front side thereof near a top side thereof and defining a document insertion mouth, a first pair of vertically spaced lugs and a second pair of vertically spaced lugs bilaterally raised from a back side thereof; document clamping means mounted on the flat holder base and adapted to hold down inserted sheets of document in the document insertion mouth; an angle-adjustable mounting device pivoted to the first pair of vertical lugs of the holder base and adapted for securing to a monitor of a computer system for supporting the flat holder base; and a curved holding-down block pivoted to the second pair of vertically spaced lugs of the holder base and adapted to hold down turned-up sheets of document on the back side of the holder base.

Abstract: An adherable document support stand for removably mounting a document holder includes a support body fitted with a through receiving mortise. The support body is adherable at either side of a video display monitor and positions the through mortise in a forward facing direction. A document holder includes a copyholder, a dual ball and socket assembly, and an engageable support arm for mounting and securing the document holder on the support body. The support arm includes a frictionally engageable portion which is slidably received by an entry opening of the receiving mortise so that the document holder may be secured to the support body. The stand allows the copyholder to be slidably mounted or removed and, once mounted, to be extended or retracted by its user and to be adjusted laterally, vertically and universally with respect to its rotational position.

Abstract: An information display device for use in conjunction with a computer monitor including a front display board having a surface capable of being written upon with ink markers of the erasable type, and a rear support arrangement which supports the information display device atop a computer monitor or other surface. The information display device also includes a message arm which is extendible from either side of the device from a channel formed within the interior thereof. The smooth front surface of the message arm is particularly useful for displaying self-adhesive type message notes in a location convenient to the worker. The information display device additionally defines front and rear shallow troughs for storing work-related items therein.