Code Book Organization

[physis]

I use postit stickies to mark important articles and sections. They're geting all worn out and I have to roll them open to read them any more, those that remain. I'm going to have to redo the whole thing. (This book is amazingly durable). That being the case I'm interested in the different techniques you guys use to organize your NEC's.

I haven't seen 2005 yet, I hope the "usability task force" got to it real good! (Sorry, I couldn't resist)

 

[charlie b]

Re: Code Book Organization

I only own the loose leaf versions, and I bought the tabs that go with them. I also use a yellow highlighter to mark sections that I want to be able to spot quickly. I have heard that there is an organization that sells a special marked-up version (extra tabs, color-coded highlighting, etc.). But I don't recall who does it or how much they charge.

 

[lutron]

Re: Code Book Organization

I believe your talking about Tom henery's ultimate code book. You can get it on his web site. Do a search in google you'll find it.

Mike

 

[bphgravity]

Re: Code Book Organization

Here's the site:

Ultimate National Electrical Code Book

[ October 21, 2004, 03:35 PM: Message edited by: bphgravity ]

 

[physis]

Re: Code Book Organization

Thank you guys.