It seems that for some people, the A4 one-sided format of the cheat sheets isn't quite suitable. Many prefer a pocket-sized guide they can refer to but keep out of sight (or on their person) unless needed. NoteBind.com have put together a post on compiling a pocket reference, in which they simply print and combine a variety of different cheat sheets and references into one handy, and most importantly pocket-sized, "NotePack" (PDF available from the site).
Cheat Sheets Pocket Reference
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Pocket sized cheat sheets would be great!
I have written a short article about your cheat sheets at
http://www.colinjensen.co.uk/blog/
I will keep checking back here to see if there is an update.
Thanks,
Colin Jensen
#1, Colin Jensen, United Kingdom, 23 June 2008. Reply to this.
I like cheatsheets. I print them out and put them in whatever notebook I am keeping on the subjects. I use them as a quick reference.
#2, Rick, Unknown, 24 July 2008. Reply to this.