Printing Paper Predict Notes or using them on a tablet
Your notes are PDFs, so you can read them on screen or print them. Here is how to get the best out of each option.
Paper Predict Notes · 08 Aug 2026

Paper Predict Notes are PDFs, so you can choose how you use them. Some students revise on a tablet, some print, and many do both. Here is how to get the most out of each.

On a phone
A phone is handy for quick revision: recaps, must remember lines and points often asked. Turn the phone sideways or zoom in for full pages. For long study sessions, a bigger screen is easier on the eyes.
On a tablet
A tablet is the best screen for full pages.
- Use a PDF app that lets you highlight and write with a stylus.
- Add your own notes, mistakes and extra examples from class.
- Use bookmarks for chapters you revise often.
Printing at home
- Print in colour if you can. The notes are colour-coded, and colour makes revision faster.
- Print one chapter at a time, as you study it, rather than the whole set at once.
- Keep chapters in a file or binder by subject.
Printing at a print shop
- Ask for colour printing on standard A4 paper.
- Ask for spiral binding by subject or unit.
- Printing is for your own use. Please do not ask shops to make extra copies for others.
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Annotating your notes
Whatever format you choose, add to the notes as you go.
- Mark questions you got wrong next to the relevant topic.
- Write your own mnemonics where the given ones do not stick.
- Add short examples from your coaching or school classes.
Over time, your copy becomes a record of exactly what you need to revise.
Frequently asked questions
Can I print the PDF?
Yes, for your own personal use.
Will the personal details show when printed?
Yes, lightly, as they do on screen. They do not affect reading.
Is colour printing necessary?
It is not required, but it helps, because the notes use colour to organise information.
The short version
Use a phone for quick revision, a tablet for full pages and annotation, and colour printing if you prefer paper. Print chapter by chapter, keep them organised, and add your own mistakes and tricks as you go.
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