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Message: <blockquote data-quote="discosoc" data-source="post: 7097762" data-attributes="member: 6801554"><p>I just re-purpose old discount GM screens that I find at hobby stores.  Most have a few from older or maybe just crappy games that didn't take off for cheap.  Just print out your panels on 8x10 shipping labels and slap them on the inner faces.  I did try that binder screen years ago, but it doesn't work as well (for me) as it first seemed.  For example, turning pages to get to other "screens" means having to clear the area in front of you (probably where your dice and notes/etc are) first, or else you start scattering crap around.  I also felt like the ability to include the extra pages resulted in attempting to fit extra stuff in there "just in case."  It didn't take long to realize I could just flip through the actual book for the information much faster than tabbing around the binder pages.</p></blockquote><p></p>