Does this pen smear on notebook or printer paper? Does it skip at all?
827067
It does not smear on notebook or printer paper. It does not skip either. I love it.
827068
Haven't noticed smearing. Will sometimes skip when first applied, or on slick paper.
610364
It will not recognize your palm or any other objects touching the paper as part of the pen. This is not palm "rejection" however; the pad is not touch sensitive, it ONLY can sense the pen that comes with it. It's very good at only recording your pen strokes when the pen is in contact with the paper; the pen must be pressure sensitive since the pad of paper will vary in thickness as you consume it.
1783190
I'm not too familiar with an OCR pen, but my sense is that it scans line by line of text. This VuPoint can scan whole pages of text or notes quickly and efficiently. I am very pleased with mine.
1373809
Yes but I hate mine. Unless your paper is flat flat flat. It auto shuts off. When it does work it's clear. Software it uses crashed my pc.
500387
No. No smears, but that will probably be affected by the type of ink used as well.
1373292
I typically use it in a Montblanc fountain pen with a fine nib. This means there is less ink transferring to the paper than with a broad or thick line nib, reducing the potential for smearing before the ink can dry. I have never had a problem with it smearing. It drys fast. I have also never had a problem with the ink clogging the nib. I may fill it three or four times before perfromaing a very thorough cleaning of the nib. I like the ink very much.
239080
This is partially dependent on the ink, but for the standard blue that comes with this, there's no bleeding *through* regular paper. I take notes with mine and it's just fine. It's a little difficult to write on the back of the page, though, because you can see the writing on the front (not much, though). Slow writing is actually better for this as long as you don't stab the paper with your pen (or otherwise apply excessive pressure).
1019325
The "eraser" part of mine works like the pen part, so I just ignore it; I think making it work like an eraser has something to do with the tablet pen options within the laptop programing.
1608607
I use a sharpie fine point since it does not bleed through the paper. I do not use tabs since it had an index page and it has page numbers. This works for my needs.
899648
No, I just wrote something down to test it. I wiped my finger across it and it didn't smear at all. They don't glob up either. They are my absolute favorite pens.
19610
They do not smear on paper or porous surfaces , but do on non-porous surfaces such as plastic, metal, painted wood, etc.If you leave the pen in one place, it will bleed through to the other side, but in normal writing, it won't (on regular paper). If you are using very thin paper (tissue paper, onion skin paper, etc.) it will bleed through, just like any other marker.
610367
Yes - it only responds to the pen, and in its normal mode, only responds when there is pressure on the pen due to your drawing on paper. This is not like a touch screen. It works really well but only with the included pen!
1102064
I tested it with a black Sharpie and it does not bleed through to the original beneath. It also does not feather on te tracing paper, it works beautifully. Very clean and takes to toe paper well.
1705350
I tried it on regular typing paper and it worked fine! My guess is that using it a lot on paper might dull it to plastic. My son has been cutting his picks from used gift cards!
1746076
The capacitive portion of the Jot is the clear disc at the tip of the pen. If you take off the clear disc, it will not work.
1518929
Hello Brenda,Thanks for the inquiry. After the initial application, the tackiness wears off quickly (within 15 minutes or less), and the S Pen works perfectly.
2026713
It does not scratch, but it skips a lot, making words unlegible. I prefer a rubber-tipped stylus.