Can these cards be folded backwards so the picture is on the front not on the inside?
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I would say no, because there isn't a way to keep the flap backwards, so it might make it a little hard.
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You can fold it backwards, so that the picture is on the front BUT it has a tendency to unfold to the original position, unless you can glue it in place.
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There is only one set of pockets on each sheet. If you put two cards back to back in one pocket you could potentially double the display space
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No. This set can only go up scale. Meaning Nano to Mini or regular or Mini to regular. Not backward. You have to cut the card yourself. There are plenty of tutorials on the internet. You should be able to find how easily on Google. But if done incorrectly, you can also permanently damage it easily.
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I don't think so - these aren't large enough to hold a card that is already covered with another sleeve.
957694
You can fit the larger cards in box without a problem. The expansion box won't fit but the cards will.
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Sure you can, actually I have two cards, one for horizontal and other for vertical pics... Take my time but it worths...
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Yes, I think that these would remain affixed to cardboard. In fact, attempting to remove them would probably rip the cardboard. The pockets are open on he the top and cards are fairly easy to insert and remove. The plastic will stretch and eventually tear if pulled outward rather than removing cards by sliding them straight up.
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There is a symbol that can block the bottom numbers; it is immutable. Depending on how snug the cards are, you may not have a problem.
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I don't know. Maybe tape a card to the end so it sticks out and aim for that?????
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Absolutely not. I love this case I keep 6 cards in my case .. 4 w/ folded bills.
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The box is small. Binders will not fit. Perhaps you can find individual card sleeves for the cards and put them in the box.
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yes you can behind the card slots. However, you can only put folded bills and not many. No coins. I tend to put folded notes or buisness cards there sometimes. Hope this helps
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No. At least, not properly. The sleeves would make for a tight fit. Pocket pages are not designed for cards AND sleeves.
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I just gave it a try and yes it can be folded back up with contents inside. I didn't notice this till now but there is a bungee strap that is built in at the top to hold things together when folded up. I have some non-conforming bigger than letter size items sticking out of the pockets and it still folds up but keep in mind either way that there is no cover over the top. If it were to get upside down your papers are coming out.
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We use ours with bare cards. The inside is not as pictured. The dividers are made simply out of cardboard so it's looser and not as sturdy as hoped
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According to the Q&A; for the In the Lab expansion, you can use opaque-backed card sleeves to hide the new design on the back of the cards so that you can't tell which cards are coming up. http://www.amazon.com/edition-comments-require-original-replacement/forum/FxGJNFFL5UQIZX/TxUE2FEXI3UT6I/1/ref=cm_cd_ql_tlc_al?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B00CE3IA44
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Basically.. NO. There is no rear paper feed therefore the paper has to make a very sharp 180 within the printer. Card stock is too stiff.