Notebook for storage of computer disks and loose-leaf documentation

A notebook for storing computer disks and loose-leaf documentation comprising in combination:

• an articulating cover including an overlay cover hingeably connected along one edge to a back cover and a front cover hingeably connected to a spine, which spine is hingeably connected to a first edge of said back cover, respective inner surfaces of said overlay and back covers having mounted thereon one part of a two-part storage receptacle for computer disks, a first part of said two-part storage receptacle including a backing panel integrally connected to one of said inner surfaces, a ridge of the first part extending a predetermined height above the backing panel and around the periphery thereof, said ridge defining generally the area of the computer disk, the ridge further being continuous around the periphery of said back portion except for an access area, at which area the ridge has a discontinuity and is contiguous with said backing panel, a second part of said two-part storage receptacle having a second backing panel and a second ridge extending around the periphery thereof, the first part insertable into the second part in a male-female connection to sealingly contain therebetween said computer disks, the one of the first and second parts of said storage receptacle associated with said overlay cover inner surface including an integrally formed channel extended along a line parallel to said hingeable connections at a second edge of said overlay cover opposite to the hinge connection of said overlay cover with said back cover, said channel for selective receipt of a free edge of said front cover to therefore define an easel position for displaying said documentation, an outer surface of said overlay cover including a loose-leaf documentation retention mechanism secured along said second edge of said overlay cover, said notebook movable between a storage position wherein said overlay cover and said first part with said channel associated therewith are matable against said back cover and said second part associated therewith to thereby retain between said two-part storage receptacle at least one of the computer disks, said document retention means positioned adjacent to the said spine and holding said documentaion releasably therein, said front cover juxtapositioning said documentation between said outer surface of said overlay cover and said front cover, and an easel position wherein said overlay cover is separated from said back cover for removal and use of said computer disks, said front cover being raised from its position adjacent said documentation to permit insertion of said free edge of said front cover into said channel of said first part of said storage receptacle along said second edge of said overlay cover.