Desktop filing system

Abstract

An apparatus and method of organizing a desktop includes a plate with an opening with a catch serving as a handle at one end. The plate further includes two openings on the second end. Attached to the plate are a plurality of overlapping vanes, disposed between the opening on the first end and the openings on the second end. Two ends of a continuous band may be attached to the two openings on the second end. A user may place files in between the vanes to organize his or her desk. The user may then secure the files within the apparatus by pulling the band over the vanes and files and latching the band on the catch in the opening on the first end.

Description

FIELD OF THE DISCLOSURE [0001] The present disclosure relates to a method and apparatus of organizing a desktop, and more specifically to a plate with attached file dividers. BACKGROUND OF THE DISCLOSURE [0002] Research has shown that people organize their work stations in one of two manners, either by piling files up on their desk, or by filing them away. Those who pile generally prefer having materials at their fingertips, and prefer not to have the hassle of maintaining a highly organized work area. This is efficient if the user does not have an overbearing number of files on his or her desk. However, it is nearly inevitable that a large number of files will accumulate, and the work space will become inefficient and disorganized. [0003] Research has further shown that various areas of a work space are used consistently, while others are virtually not used at all. Those who keep files on their desks normally keep the files in the usable space, thereby increasing the clutter and in...

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Benefits of technology

"The present patent is about a method and apparatus for organizing a desktop by using a plate with attached file dividers. The technical effects of this invention include keeping the desktop organized in a useful way, making it easy to access the most important files, and preventing the desktop from becoming cluttered and inefficient. The filer is simple to manufacture, aesthetically pleasing, and cost-effective. The invention also provides a desktop filer that keeps files in an organized manner on the desktop, making it easy to access them."

Problems solved by technology

However, it is nearly inevitable that a large number of files will accumulate, and the work space will become inefficient and disorganized.

Those who keep files on their desks normally keep the files in the usable space, thereby increasing the clutter and inefficiency of the work space.

Those who tend to file papers in an organized manner normally file them in a space that is not used frequently, and therefore the space is generally not easily accessible.

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