These file folders are easy to change from left justified to right justified & vice versa. Sometimes you need more of one side usually left justified. There is no distinction from inside to outside when you do fold them inside out.
Our existing files are 9 3/8" high so these get hidden in the file drawer because of the 1/4" difference in height and the file folder labels - 2nd line of type - are covered by the papers in the file.
What can someone say about file folders? These work great as sub-folders in a hanging file folders. The tabs are short enough that you can see the tab from the main folders--making your file drawers neater looking...a bonus to me. My only complaint is that one would think that smaller folders would cost less since they take less material to make...but like pricing for children's clothes that logic doesn't apply.
We are constantly in need of file folders. Even in a digital world where so much of our paperwork is now on storage devices - HD Flash Drives DVD and CD - we still find it necessary to save hard copy. The government still requires hard copy for tax and business purposes in the event that there is a requirement to file or register documents. So to keep all that 'stuff' organized we use file folders of a number of styles. This is the most basic most widely-used file folder in our file drawers and we can't be without them. Staples sells them for less and they are not paper-thin but sturdy and last a long time.