Hey folks,
I had some downtime at work, and we had a bunch of extra scraps in the teacher's workroom, so I decided to cobble together a hard copy of the Cogmind manual.
After spending WAY too much time trying to figure out how the hell to duplex print on my crappy in-classroom printer, I managed to cram my scrap paper and cardstock through the poor thing.
The paper cutter in the workroom is really dull, so it's ugly. I used duct tape and staples to properly bind it so that it opens and folds flat properly.
The rear cover has a collection of quick-reference things like hotkeys.
It's ugly but it turned out to be super useful. I had one of my better runs, and being able to hold open a page and flip around is super useful.
Pictures at the album below:
https://imgur.com/a/Y63qnkO
Edit: Ooof. Huge pictures. Linked to the album instead of directly to the images.
I had some downtime at work, and we had a bunch of extra scraps in the teacher's workroom, so I decided to cobble together a hard copy of the Cogmind manual.
After spending WAY too much time trying to figure out how the hell to duplex print on my crappy in-classroom printer, I managed to cram my scrap paper and cardstock through the poor thing.
The paper cutter in the workroom is really dull, so it's ugly. I used duct tape and staples to properly bind it so that it opens and folds flat properly.
The rear cover has a collection of quick-reference things like hotkeys.
It's ugly but it turned out to be super useful. I had one of my better runs, and being able to hold open a page and flip around is super useful.
Pictures at the album below:
https://imgur.com/a/Y63qnkO
Edit: Ooof. Huge pictures. Linked to the album instead of directly to the images.