> 
> I have several 2" binders with datasheets that I printed out over the
> years,
> and unfortunately I can't say that they've seen much use. You can't
> take a
> 2" binder to the gym, or comfortably read it in the bathtub.
> 
> What seems to work for me is:
> 
> 1. A second monitor. This way, I can have both MPLAB and the datasheet
> open
> at the same time, without the need to switch b/w the windows.
> 
> 2. Printing the sections selectively. If you want to know how to set up
> the
> oscillator, print out just that section. Then print out and read the
> chapter
> on A/D. I usually put the sections in small-ish 3-ring binder, and
> after a
> while end up with the material I refer to most.
> 

I'm the opposite; I need my treeware.

I typically print the pdf's two-up, double-sided.  (Which is why I insist on
having a duplexing laser printer at home.) At least this way, the 400 page
document only uses 100 sheets of paper.


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