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Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1999 07:25:25 -0700
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Subject: Re: filing cabinets? (fwd)

     Jim: I don't use file cabinets; I refold 'em so they're 21"x28.5" and
     file in flat map case drawers (two stacks per drawer).  I put a label
     on lower right side indicating series, sheet number, etc.

     - PML
       SIO


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Subject: filing cabinets? (fwd)
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Date:    9/15/99 8:49 AM


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Date: Tue, 14 Sep 1999 13:36:20 -0700
From: Jim O'Donnell <[log in to unmask]>
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Subject: filing cabinets?

Greetings, Mapfolk!

With the huge influx of TPCs from the depository program that's
overwhelming my poor Map Room Assistant, we've run plum out of room to
store our folded aeronautical charts in the legal file cabinet that we've
been using.  I'm trying to find something a little bigger than that (with a
drawer that can hold 11" high by 15" wide, so that I don't have to argue
with the box-bottom hanging file folders I've been using.) Does anybody
have a larger-format filing cabinet that they like and can recommend to me?
 I'd be grateful, and if there are multiple replies, I'll be glad to
summarize for the list.

Jim


Jim O'Donnell
Geological & Planetary Sciences Librarian
California Institute of Technology, 100-23
Pasadena, California   91125
626/395-2199     fax:  626/568-0935

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