"Dry erase" means you can simply write on the wheel &amp; not use/print from the custom template correct?
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The colored wedges are printable from the custom template and then it's a cut and paste operation to get them onto the wheel. If you don't use them or another system, you'll have a plain white wheel. Then there is a heavy duty plastic that fits over the wheel, and that's where you use the dry erase markers. So, you can change the lettering for each wedge as many times as you want. Once you get the colored wedges pasted onto the bottom layer of the wheel and the plastic cover layer back in place, you're all set and it's very easy. I really like this product and people are crazy happy to spin it!
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Absolutely. Every time you print there is a check box that asks "2 sided printing on/off?" Its part of the standard print dialogue screen for all computer printers, across platforms, not just this one. Since the 1980's if I'm not mistaken. For further research Google "Guggenheim Press" and look up the definition for the word "BOOK." When you're ready, got to any still-standing large socialist book rental agency, called "public library" they might have more info on this "2 sided printing" dilemma as well!
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The directions/pamphlet specify dry erase. I bought a new dry erase for this purpose, as I don't think a sharpie would erase. This is a nice set, and the ability to label containers with dates and contents for freezing is a nice feature.
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No... You can draw, write a note and when your are done press the button and it erases. There is no place to connect to other devices print or copy and you can not replace the batteries. When the battery goes about 100,000 erases... the unit is no good anymore.I originally purchased one to take notes by the phone and found our grandchildren liked it so much that I purchased one for each, and one for each or the youth ushers at church. Purchased 10 so far in the past year. They all love it, but it not a replacement for a tablet or a laptop.
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No, it is not. The "eraser" end is actually the on/off button for the pen itself. The pen does have two buttons on it for left and right clicking, which I imagine could be programed with an eraser function.
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Yes you can but I would recommend cleaning/ wiping them off after every use so the dry erase it easy to clean
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Hi and thank you for your email. You can use a dry erase marker on our decals.Kind Regards Reynold
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Right. The wheel comes with a marker and eraser to write whatever you want on it and you can remove it later.
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No it's just a pointer and advances power point presentation. I do not use it anymore because it only worked once
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Hello. I use Expo Vis-à-vis wet erase & the ultra fine. As the other person commented, it is easily erasable.
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Bought a set of Expo markers that included a dry eraser. It also came with solution but I haven't needed to use it yet. The makers erase off with just the dry eraser pretty easily, even after staying on the surface a few months.
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No, there is a silver tray that runs along the bottom as a dry erase pen holder.
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No, this a burn once type. You would need it to say RW to erase and reburn. This is not that type.
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We use a dry-erase eraser to erase, but use the spray once in a while to make it look like new. The kids use the board daily.
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Yes you would be able to write on the outside. It would have to be with a permanent marker tho.
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"Windows"..?I don't think so. Might want to the check into a 'dry erase' marker set...
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I think it's the nature of the product. I don't think a paint will ever fully replicate an actual dry erase board. However, ours cleans up fine. I have found that Windex takes off color residue. The residue can be darker if you don't use low odor markers or leave the writing up for a very long time (months). Windex takes off everything, though. The Expo cleaner isn't bad either but it's more expensive. You can also use one of those Mr. Clean white miracle sponges.