Hi Patricia,
I find it hard to distinguish between chronological filing as a filing
method and chronological filing as a filing system. And tend to think that
as a filing system it probably only applies to traditional incoming and
outgoing correspondence files, but really not sure. I too would like to
hear from the list members who have some experience with the topic either
in research or in practice.

Thanks,
Jane

At 07:08 AM 8/8/2005 -0500, you wrote:
>Good day to all members
>Can someone assist me with learning about chronological filing systems?
>How are they developed? What industries are they best suited for?  What
>are the risks attached to use and maintenance?  Thanks in advance for any
>assistance given.  If you prefer you may reply off list. Have a productive
>and prosperous week.
>
>Patricia
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