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<blockquote data-quote="vansmith" data-source="post: 1214486" data-attributes="member: 71075">I think your best bet is to first look at why and where your notebooks are being stolen. Are they being stolen in the same locations and if so, do you need to be there? If you do, don't leave your notebook. If you don't, simply don't go there. As an example, I frequently see signs at the library warning people not to leave their notebook. To prevent theft here at the library, don't go with a painted notebook, just don't go there and go to a different library/quiet place on campus. That's just one example - I'm sure you can accommodate given your situation.I know this doesn't answer your questions directly but I think it's more important to understand the circumstances under which they are being taken. I'm willing to bet that a change of location with some added awareness of the surroundings will suffice. I say having had notebooks not stolen while at universities, places constantly warning students about having notebooks stolen, for more than six years.The simplest solution is to not leave your notebook - if you need to go somewhere, bring it with you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vansmith, post: 1214486, member: 71075"] I think your best bet is to first look at why and where your notebooks are being stolen. Are they being stolen in the same locations and if so, do you need to be there? If you do, don't leave your notebook. If you don't, simply don't go there. As an example, I frequently see signs at the library warning people not to leave their notebook. To prevent theft here at the library, don't go with a painted notebook, just don't go there and go to a different library/quiet place on campus. That's just one example - I'm sure you can accommodate given your situation. I know this doesn't answer your questions directly but I think it's more important to understand the circumstances under which they are being taken. I'm willing to bet that a change of location with some added awareness of the surroundings will suffice. I say having had notebooks not stolen while at universities, places constantly warning students about having notebooks stolen, for more than six years. The simplest solution is to not leave your notebook - if you need to go somewhere, bring it with you. [/QUOTE]

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