And another site with even more and some improved graphics. <br><br>http://www.leadertec.com/tips_index2.html<br><br>Also, I'm thinking of laying out my cheat sheet in columns equal to the width of the tin, print front and back, trim width and then accordian fold the long, narrow strip. I recall seeing marketing specialty handouts that use this concept for wallet sized address books. At each end they have rigid pieces that are magnetic to hold the whole bundle together.<br><br>Someone mentioned business card lamination earlier. These could be used instead with the sheet glued to them at the ends. Although this would add additional thickness and weight, it could be useful if the laminated cards held durable information that needed additional protection, such as special medical instructions. The Write in the Rain product would be durable, but still subject to tearing.<br><br>Willie Vannerson<br>McHenry, IL