Do you need to hold this above the page or can you place it directly on the page and slide it across?
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My wife didn't find it helpful and we returned it to seller without a problem.
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Hold it directly on the page. The target areaa is small, so you have to slide it across.
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The position of the plexiglass can be easily adjusted by lengthening or shortening the button on the cord that goes through the center of the plexiglass. The plexiglass is only 1.25 inches high. I keep it fairly loose and when flipping a page the page just brushes the plexiglass--no need at all to lift the book.
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If you click on the picture it should tell you on the right side of page. I have this one and love it. I got it in the self stick. It is so easy and beautiful.
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No, it costs extra. It should be in the suggested items at the bottom of the page though. :)
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Hello. With tablets and Android when you have the full board, you touch the photo or the letter for your opponent at the top and you slide the page up. You should have your answer as well as many other pieces of information . Hope it helps. Have a good day. Jean.
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Not sure what is meant by the questions. Wouldn't think you'd want to use the pages without the protectors though since they are for the pages' and photos'/memorabilia's protection. The book is set up so you can place extra pages (that come in page protectors) in there if you run out of pages. Therefore, by extension, the pages (with the page protectors) are removable as well. The paper pages do not have holes for the where the binder has screws/posts. The page protectors do. You can remove the pages from the page protectors in order to place what you like on there, but the book will not hold the pages themselves unless you make holes in the paper.
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The pages are held in place even with the rings against it. However, the height of the shield is only 8" and if you are using a standard binder it will stick out above the shield. I typically print my recipes in landscape format, so it isn't an issue. I have a binder of "heirloom" recipes from my mother that I want to preserve. With those, I remove them from the binder, put them in the holder sideways and then turn the stand sideways - this keeps the page completely protected.
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The holders can be moved sideways in either direction (left or right) to turn pages. But they can also be pulled toward you to move pages. You have a choice. I have no trouble moving my holders either way.
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what I do is place this paper first than another kind over it when I do my dresses draws. In my kitchen I do the same thing. I also use it under my sink in the bathrm.
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No. This machine uses a plastic coil binding that is a continuous spiral of plastic from one end to the other. You'd have to unscrew the entire length, add your new page, and then re-screw. It'll be annoying. Probably take 3 minutes every time you have to do it (not to mention wasting a new coil).
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After u put it in ur cart an proceed to check out it should come up at da top of the page
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you dont have to fold it, just push it through...several pages at a time...I love this thing...
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The whole page is blank...it's one whole big page, not one that is divided with slots to place pictures in. You have to arrange the pictures the way you want to arrange them so you can control the amount of space around each picture for whether or not you want to write around them.
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No. You can't. I have mine at a slant and I use a small piece of repositionable tape at the top of the paper.
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A little hard to put into words. The item on the right hand side is the marker, it goes clear across your paper to let you know where your at on the page, some use it some don't. The clear line attached to the slider on the right moves your clear line up and down your paper. Hence, goes your marking line with it.Hope this helps.
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Shawn, it was a bit difficult to get my things to hang at first. I find that slipping the paper in the opening then moving it slightly to one side helped. Once I "got the hang of it", it's become easier and I like the way it holds without my having to use push pins to hold paper as I have young grandchildren and wanted this to display their artwork. Hope this helps.
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You'll definitely need to hold it open. I'd suggest a large binder clip or something of that nature to keep the pages flat while you're working on it.