How do you update your code book?

[alive wire]

So most of us have OUR codebook ( also known as my precious) full of my highlights, underlines and notes so with new code cycle do you retab and highlight page by page, or do you grab scissors, tape and glue rebuilding your original better, stronger, faster than ever before?
This is obviously a lighthearted questions but still an honest one

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[roger]

So most of us have OUR codebook ( also known as my precious) full of my highlights, underlines and notes so with new code cycle do you retab and highlight page by page, or do you grab scissors, tape and glue rebuilding your original better, stronger, faster than ever before?
This is obviously a lighthearted questions but still an honest one

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I only tabbed one code book and wished I hadn't after I did. I don't know how long you've been in the trade but, if you cut up a code book (or even loose one) you will wish you had it back intact sometime in the future.

I lost my first two (75 and 78) and always wish I had them back.

Roger

 

[iwire]

I don't write in them and like Roger I only tabbed one of my code books.

I did not like them so I cut them off

 

[peter d]

I keep mine pristine by almost never looking at it.

 

[peter d]

I only tabbed one code book and wished I hadn't after I did. I don't know how long you've been in the trade but, if you cut up a code book (or even loose one) you will wish you had it back intact sometime in the future.

I lost my first two (75 and 78) and always wish I had them back.

Roger

Would it pain you to hear that I tossed my 2002 and 2005 books? :lol:

 

[petersonra]

Would it pain you to hear that I tossed my 2002 and 2005 books? :lol:

I sold off my old ones on ebay. took up too much space. now I use the pdf versions.

 

[raider1]

I just memorize it

Chris

 

[iwire]

I just memorize it

Chris

:thumbsup:

 

[iwire]

I keep mine pristine by almost never looking at it.

I am shocked!







Shocked you own one

 

[peter d]

I am shocked!







Shocked you own one

:roll::roll::lol:

 

[480sparky]

I update by buying a new one every code cycle.

 

[cowboyjwc]

Code book?:?

 

[cowboyjwc]

I only tabbed one code book and wished I hadn't after I did. I don't know how long you've been in the trade but, if you cut up a code book (or even loose one) you will wish you had it back intact sometime in the future.

I lost my first two (75 and 78) and always wish I had them back.

Roger

I agree with the tabs, put them in then wished I hadn't also.

 

[alive wire]

Well now what do I do my code book looks like a child's coloring book and no I didn't stay within the lines, now I have to get a new old one

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[Padilla616]

I buy a new book every cycle (Michigan is currently on 2011) and put tabs on them.

My employer provides us a code update class that usually comes with a book highlighting and referencing the updates.

 

[ActionDave]

I use scrap pieces of paper as bookmarks for sections I use frequently. Within a few months I have my own custom, adaptable, revisable set of tabs at no cost.