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1. Start by gathering all the necessary materials for bookbinding such as paper, a binding tool, glue, and a cover.
2. Prepare the paper by cutting it to the desired size and folding each sheet in half to create the pages of the book.
3. Use the binding tool to create evenly spaced holes along the folded edge of the paper.
4. Thread a piece of string or bind wire through the holes to hold the pages together.
5. Apply glue to the spine of the bookbinding to secure the pages and reinforce the binding.
6. Attach the cover to the bookbinding by applying glue to the inside of the cover and pressing it onto the spine of the book.
7. Allow the bookbinding to dry completely before using or decorating as desired.

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To fill out bookbinding - cloud object, users need to access the cloud platform, select the appropriate form, enter required details such as company information, services rendered, and inventory data, and then submit the completed form electronically.

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