Can you erase and resuse writing pages?
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No you can't. You can print some out and use it like worksheets for extra practice copies though.
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Here's a link to product info that includes a video: http://www.leapfrog.com/en/landingpages/leapreader.html
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The pages in the book are not written on with a regular pencil so there is no need to erase the pages. The book comes with a computerized pencil that you would need to download info into.
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No, it degrades and smudges the paper. It won't fully erase the markings like regular notebook paper. I also should note that even a fingernail will mark on this special paper.
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NO you cannot according to LeapFrog "Unfortunately, you will need to purchase the Refill for the Writing Workbook for the LeapReader."
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This is not ordinary paper, so the answer is no. However, the item comes with such a large quantity that I would be very surprised if we ever needed more.
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Nope. They are more like a sheet protector but for multiple pages all at once.
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Yes. After scaning of the first page the program asks do you want to scan the second page, then you save all work into one file.
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Hi Miranda. I think you're asking if you can put several pages (i.e. 5) in and have it pull them through one at a time so you don't have to manually feed it? I don't think so. I don't think I ever tried that but I'm pretty sure you can't. I think if you are looking for something with that maybe look at one of the newer models. Sorry I can't help you with that. Good luck.
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No you can't add pages to it. It's very comparable to the case Case Logic makes. I only have the 64 cd case though, it may be different in the larger one.
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Yes, it has all of the letters and numbers and delete, page up, page down, etc.
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No. Not unless you are into bookbinding. You could conceivably remove the pages and glue in new ones, but it would not be easy (or worth it). This journal is the same sort of idea as the Paperblanks journals that are made to look "old," though everyone knows they're not: http://www.amazon.com/Paperblanks-Foiled-Leather-Wraps-Series/dp/1551563401/ref=pd_sim_sbs_b_6 . Just like those journals, the pages do not come out.
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From my usage over the past year, every page ends up being it's own separate file name. I am not home, so I can't pull out the manual to confirm whether or not it is capable of that function.
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You could leave the backing on the pages, and use them as loose pages that are dry-erase. I have found they also work great stuck to the back of a clipboard.
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Yes, if the disk is still good, it can be overwritten as often as you need to. Just delete what you don't want saved. -fred
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One sheet can be reused for several times, I think its function may decay during this.
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Yes it is able to erase. But depending on the program you use it the "erase" function changes.
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I write everything in pencil. When it fills up, I just erase it all and start again.
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No you can't. This product is almost useless. Do not use your money to purchase this. It's a write and erase.
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No. These are CD-R. You can write as much as the disc can hold, but you cannot erase and rewrite.
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Yes. Scrivener is divided into three sections that cannot be deleted: Draft, Research, Trash. I tend to follow the Hero's Journey scheme for fiction and I rename the Draft folder to Manuscript. I then create sub-folders named after each of the scheme's divisions, e.g. ordinary world, crossing the first threshold, test, approach to the innermost cave, etc. Within each division I create yet other sub-directories in which I create various scenes, etc., etc., etc. Given that your composition is, in part, complete you have the option of pasting as a single block or you can break it up into chapters, scenes, incomplete ideas, a chunk of dialogue here or there, or as Act 1, Act 2, Act 3 - whatever - and place each part in its respective folder. When you complete your composition, Scrivener (at your command) automatically compiles the parts into manuscript form as you have arranged them in your folders/sub-folders. The beauty of this is that, at any time, you can arrange and rearrange the various scenes or chapters by dragging them to wherever you like within your composition without copy/paste actions. But yes, you can simply copy and paste your entire composition into one folder and utilize Scrivener's outlining capability and add to it ad lib. Ed
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Yes, both or removable. The original notepad is not the best in the world... so being interchangeable is a plus.