If you want to insert or remove one in the center, can you do so without all the other papers falling out?
2014912
Yes, there are independent rollers, I think about 3" in length, across the bar.
2274509
Not really. You might could squeeze one in there but it would be nearly impossible to get it out again without removing everything else first.
1852839
You could shove one in the middle...but it's actually designed to have an 8.5x11 note pad in the center (there is a pocket where you slide the cardboard from the back of the pad). I don't use note pads (kind of defeats the purpose of carrying an iPad) but I've transported different things (stacks of papers, magazines, etc.) by sticking them in the middle and zipping it up, so I don't know why you couldn't fit a spiral notebook.
1930214
You can do that however I've found that slightly thicker paper tends to work better (less risk of tearing when removing it from the sticker sheet) but if you're very careful, it still works. Permanent adhesion is good. I placed some stickers on a file cabinet and then changed my mind and now I'll have to scrape the paper & glue off to remove them. So you don't have to worry about them falling off, that's for sure!
111340
I have not tried to do so. But, the width of the portfolio would seem to support putting A4 paper inside. A4 paper, however, might be too long.
2244335
Yes - there are 3 small covered screws (easily accessible) that hold the pages in the book. You simply unscrew them, add the inserts, and screw them back together.
1703697
Unfortunately, no. There are no cut outs to place anything on the top flap of the item. It only holds one document as illustrated in the picture.
1564709
yes, you can remove that one in the middle. As long you dont remove the bottom one too, U will be save concerning the stabilty. I would not recommend both (bottom part and middle shelf) since then the whole desk may be loose its static.
185550
You could rotate the paper to get a better width (if that helps) Otherwise you could piece together maybe with a slight overlap --to side where is would hide behind a curtain (?)
1455287
It is; Im not sure how many sheets you can "stack" up before it is too many to fit into the track. The one thing to note is that to remove the paper you pull the sheet up, which releases any and all sheets which also may be behind it too. Inserting just the corner of a piece of paper is enough to hold it, and improves the amount of infiormation you can store on the track
1428409
As you look at the picture of the holder, the center part extends out somewhat and if you keep the loose end of the toilet paper inside that flap, your dog or cat cannot grab it. It's easy to do, just turn the paper roll the correct way to hide the loose end. There is not a top to totally cover the paper.
2088281
No - you have to remove the tray and insert paper upside down.Otherwise it's an excellent printer.Thanks.
417835
It is very easy to add/remove paper from the rails. They act like a claw that you open a bit and then close around the paper. You could even do double sided I'm sure - a map on each side and spin it around. Cheers!
29899
The pages can be removed and then put back in. There is a thin, I mean very thin, layer of glue that keeps the top sheets connected. The 2013 calendar did not have this, only the 2014. If you lifted from the bottom, then you should be able to keep the top glued. Also, you should be able to use this pad in fancy desktop calendar pads because it is the standard size.
122699
No you cannot insert paper between the two layers we used vinyl sticky letters to personalize ours
1859566
The easiest way I can think of is to cut small squares of paper or card stock and insert them to the empty spaces. Also, if you are using 3 ring binders, then just use three ring paper between pages.
533311
There are 5 dividers that do not slip out. I think you could pull them out if they weren't needed but they would not go back in place without some sort of adhesive.