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Post by Rallynavigator on Jan 15, 2013 21:33:54 GMT
Folding over the corner of every second page is a neat trick to prevent you turning over two pages at once. I adopt this on all my events and find it so easy without thinking that you may have two pages stuck together. I have the confidence to turn the pages whilst looking straight ahead. As I said it works for me. How do you adapt things when using notes?
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Post by expat on Jan 16, 2013 6:39:38 GMT
I assume you are buying notes rather than making your own. What paper are they printed on?
I agree that folding the corners can make it easier to avoid turning multiple pages, but I don't normally feel the need to do that. The exception is on French events where you have to make pace notes in a book supplied by the organiser. I have only done a couple of French events but on those the paper they used seemed flimsy, with more of a risk of turning 2 sheets, so I did fold the corners there.
I always use thicker paper - the books I use are marketed as high quality sketch pads for artists. I find this makes it easy to turn single pages without having to do all that folding.
Also I insert my finger between the current page and the next page, ready for the next page change, at the start of the current page rather than at the end. This means I don't have to rush the page change, which may help eliminate errors.
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