Moleskine covers bend when lots of papers get stuck inside(goo.gl/Vsggij) I like this look--does it happen with these books? Thanks!
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I've had this book for a few months now and it hasn't happened yet. Love it!
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Some are probably referring to the adjustable page line bar, which is a pretty tight fit (the adjustable vertical magnifier that slides down the page). The clip at the top could hold about a tablet thickness worth of paper.
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not it all! maybe you are not pushing it strong enough. I have not had any problems, I really like the cover
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I would imagine so. Seems the thing that holds the book open could be loosened and pages turned with one hand.
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Yes, they go both ways on all pages. I'm looking for a new book though, the page quality is terrible and the binding is falling apart :(
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Not really because the bottoms of the sections are white wire also, not mesh or block pattern. As anal as I am it would drive me nuts b/c books will fall thru. :-)
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Yes, you can bend the cover all the way around, however, after time doing that will wear at the spine. The case is designed to wear like a good used hardcover book.. but over bending may cause wear much sooner. The magnetic feature does control the on/off.Hope that helps
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I have never had a problem with that. If I were to venture a guess as to why this is happening, my first question would be - what are you trying to clip it to? The only way I could see this coming off is if the clip was streched beyond its capacity. If you use a clip board, clip the pencil to the inside of the clip, or a couple top sheets of paper. It's not made to clip to anything thicker than a composition notebook cover. The other suggestion of bending and super glue sounds like a reasonable fix for the existing problem.
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probably the magnets in the cover. i have one of these covers that i use with no problems at all and one that sometimes does weird things to the function of my kindle.
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I've had that problem on occasion usually when there are folds in the paper. My solution has been to put a slight crease in the document length wise first. I think it handles paper better than the other scanners I've used but still not perfect
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Yes. There are several adjustment positions. I bought extra binders to allow use of my I-Pad and, smaller, Kindle, without having to change the binders for each use.
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I can't answer this question directly. All I can say is that I have completely filled two bookcases with books, many of them heavier hardbacks, and have had no problems. I did put some shims under the front of the bookcases to prevent any possible leaning forward but that was a precaution - don't know if it was really necessary or not.
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Nope. I just tried it. I have the faux leather version with the black spine. The cover has no grip so it just slips and falls flat.
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I write in my moleskin journals with them -- no bleeding through to the other side. I suppose it depends on how thin the paper is, but I've had no problems whatsoever. HTH
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It will have a band around the outside of the book as well as the band inside to hold your books. I think the bands you are seeing are the repair bands that you can buy if you should have a band loosen up or fray out on you or if you want to change a color. I haven't had to change mine yet but I do notice the band isn't as tight as it use to be so I may do that if it continues to loosen up. Enjoy. Let me know if you have further questions.
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Absolutely! It can fold all the way back just as flat and naturally as it is when folded over the front screen. And there aren't ever any creases that develop since the flap is made to fold in pretty much every direction. And because of the magnets, the flap with actually stay flat on the back even when you're not holding it down and will stay like that until you actually try to fold it back over to the front (You know how with paperbacks, when the pages you had folded back would just flop back to the front the moment you don't hold them back anymore but then they don't actually "close" all the way because now the pages are bent? Yeah, this cover will NOT do that). Hope that helps ^_^ Absolutely! It can fold all the way back just as flat and naturally as it is when folded over the front screen. And there aren't ever any creases that develop since the flap is made to fold in pretty much every direction. And because of the magnets, the flap with actually stay flat on the back even when you're not holding it down and will stay like that until you actually try to fold it back over to the front (You know how with paperbacks, when the pages you had folded back would just flop back to the front the moment you don't hold them back anymore but then they don't actually... » Read More Absolutely! It can fold all the way back just as flat and naturally as it is when folded over the front screen. And there aren't ever any creases that develop since the flap is made to fold in pretty much every direction. And because of the magnets, the flap with actually stay flat on the back even when you're not holding it down and will stay like that until you actually try to fold it back over to the front (You know how with paperbacks, when the pages you had folded back would just flop back to the front the moment you don't hold them back anymore but then they don't actually "close" all the way because now the pages are bent? Yeah, this cover will NOT do that). Hope that helps ^_^ « Show Less
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Yes. That's sometimes what I put mine in. Usually, I purchase one of those binders with the magnetic, sticky pages and toss the sticky pages and put in the plastic pages and they work better and are a little nicer looking than a regular 3-ring binder.