Re:The Write Stuff: How the Humble Pencil Conquered the World
by iQuercus on Wednesday August 17, 2016 @09:27AM
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I have a feeling the pencil will be around after this is no more.
Re:The Write Stuff: How the Humble Pencil Conquered the World
by CAAD10 on Wednesday August 17, 2016 @09:32AM
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That's really cool, any downsides from your experience? Like does the semipermanent ink smudge for left handed people? They say it doesn't... but maybe
Re:The Write Stuff: How the Humble Pencil Conquered the World
by fastball on Wednesday August 17, 2016 @01:36PM
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Yes and no. I've used some pens that dry basically instantly and I didn't need to worry about smudging at all. However, I found that those pens were also a bit harder to erase for minor corrections.
The pens I use now take a few seconds to dry, and so would probably be a problem for leftys. For me, they work great, and I only occasionally smudge something.
Here[1] is a scan from today. This page (and the entire notebook it comes from) has been fully erased about 10 times. (I scan in all of the pages, and then wipe 'em clean once I've filled the notebook).
Wiping can be a bit more time consuming than with a normal whiteboard. The manufacturers claim all sorts of things will work to wipe an entire page, but I've found that for best results you need to use cotton balls + pure acetone.
Re:The Write Stuff: How the Humble Pencil Conquered the World
by yourapostasy on Wednesday August 17, 2016 @10:52AM
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Will these pages scan cleanly in a scanner that uses an automatic document feeder, or will the ink smudge going through the scanner's rollers?
1. https://www.esquoia.com/
2. https://wipebook.com/