One of the major issues in relation to using a digital file, compared to a traditional paper file is that in a paper file you can attach "post-its" to relevant pages which you can then refer to when you are using that file. This is an essential tool for lawyers, for example. So that, if you are referring to a bundle of files, you can have them in front of you where you can see the protruding tabs and refer to them immediately. The visualisation of the tabs – allows for easy access to the relevant page.

Whilst good notes allows you to tab pages – obviously – there are physical differences between hard paper and electronic paper.

However, would it be possible for good notes to try and emulate this by doing the following:

1. You have the option of attaching a coloured side tab to the relevant pages;
2. You then have the option of "see side tabs"
3. When you press that option, the tabbed pages, with their tabs, all shrink slightly and move to the left – allowing you to see the tabs. Then, you can press the tab which opens the page – similar to how this would work in hardcopy.

I attach a photograph by way of example.

Perhaps, something like this could be considered.

Many thanks for taking the time to consider this idea.

Kind regards,

Asim