Diskette filling system
OwnerJorge J. Lehtovaarainventor
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A filing system for computer diskettes comprising an identification label and a filing enclosure, the label including a pressure sensitive adhesive to permit attachment to a diskette and the filing enclosure made of sheet material comprising a front panel and back panel, each having a top portion, bottom portion and side portion, the bottom portion of the front and back panel connected by a traverse fold line to form a closed bottom, the top portion of the front and back panel secured together to form a closed top and at least one of the side portions of the front and back panel each including a cut out forming an open end with an opposite side portion of the front and back panels secured together to form a closed side, whereby a filing enclosure is formed having a dimension between the closed top and bottom greater than a first dimension of the diskette with the distance between the closed side and open end less than a second dimension of the diskette such that the diskette projects outwardly beyond the periphery of the filing enclosure to permit viewing of the label, the filing enclosure and the label including indica that are visual similar to readily indicate matching placement of a diskette to a filing enclosure.
A filing system for computer diskettes comprising an identification label and a filing enclosure having an area printed with lines for writing information, said label including a pressure sensitive adhesive to permit attachment to a diskette and said filing enclosure made of a sheet material comprising a front panel and back panel each having a top portion, bottom portion and side portions, said bottom portion of said front and back panel connected by a transverse fold line to form a closed bottom, said top portion of said front and back panel secured together to form a closed top and at least one of said side portions of said front and back panel each including a cut-out forming an open end with an opposite side portion of said front and back panel secured together to form a closed side, whereby a filing enclosure is formed having a dimension between said closed top and bottom greater than a first dimension of the diskette with the distance between said closed side and said open end less than a second dimension of the diskette such that the diskette projects outwardly beyond the periphery of said filing enclosure to permit viewing of said label, said filing enclosure and said label including indicia means that are visually similar to readily indicate matching placement of a diskette to a filing enclosure.
A filing system for computer diskettes comprising an identification label and a filing enclosure having an area printed with lines for writing information, said label including a pressure sensitive adhesive to permit attachment to a diskette and said filing enclosure made of a sheet material comprising a front panel and back panel each having a first portion, second portion and spaced opposed third and fourth portions, said first portion of said front and back panel secured together to form a first closed portion, said second portion of said front and back panel connected by a transverse fold line to form a second closed portion and at least one of said third or fourth portions of said front and back panel each including a cut-out forming an open end with said other one of said third or fourth portion of said front and back panel secured together to form another closed portion, whereby a filing enclosure is formed having a dimension between said closed first and second portions greater than a first dimension of the diskette with the distance between said another closed portion and said open end of said third and fourth portions being less than a second dimension of the diskette such that the diskette projects outwardly beyond the periphery of said filing enclosure to permit viewing of said label, said filing enclosure and said label including indicia means that are visually similar to readily indicate matching placement of a diskette to a filing enclosure.
A filing system for computer diskettes comprising an identification label and a filing enclosure having an area printed with lines for writing information, said label including a pressure sensitive adhesive to permit attachment to a diskette and said filing enclosure made of a sheet material comprising a front panel and back panel each having a first portion, second portion and spaced opposed third and fourth portions, said first portion of said front and back panel secured together to form a first closed portion, said second portion of said front and back panel secured together to form a second closed portion, and at least one of said third or fourth portions of said front and back panel each including a cut-out forming an open end with said other one of said third or fourth portion of said front and back panel secured together to form another closed portion, whereby a filing enclosure is formed having a dimension between said closed first and second portions greater than a first dimension of the diskette with the distance between said another closed portion and said open end of said third and fourth portions being less than a second dimension of the diskette such that the diskette projects outwardly beyond the periphery of said filing enclosure to permit viewing of said label, said filing enclosure and said label including indicia means that are visually similar to readily indicate matching placement of a diskette to a filing enclosure.
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