what if the words in the book are underlined and may block some of the letters?
1651843
Depending on the text that you're scanning, you should expect that scanning won[t be 100% accurate or correct. Therefore, you should always check your scanning and expect to make some occasional corrections.
1651844
I had words underlined and it didn't make a difference with mine - still highlighted and transferred just fine
1192126
There are 13 blocks with a letter on each side that responds to the letter in the book
1840691
The binding is hard to describe. The main thing is that it is fixed. Sheets cannot be added or removed. Plan accordingly when designing your book/portfolio
98647
If the problem is the book is to large/heavy, maybe you can add some weight to the book pillow by unzipping the back and adding a bag of rice or something like that. Good luck.
739931
I wouldn't recommend it it shows how to write but its hard to read cant see what you wrote.
1798103
It does not however, it will put the red underline below the word if spelled wrong. If the application you are using has a spell check then you can select the correct spelling.
1798104
while auto correct does not work, misspelled words are underlined so you are aware of what you need to change
473310
the words are separated so you can move each word to your liking, only problem i would see with that is you would cut the paper before you put it up youll figure it out its simple.
1292805
I would have to say yes. I tested for you by aligning a hard cover, squared off notebook-type book and no gaps. Hope this helps.
391120
The surface is uneven so writing more than a few characters is gonna be challenging. The surface is untreated (so it absorbs water).
1007909
You would have to remove those letters first, or put the sticker a little above those letters.
594367
guest comments (all lower case letters). It looks nice.They are spaced half way with the horizontal lines running all the way across the page.
1209805
The lines are pretty wide - wider than your average wide ruled - to allot beginner writers the space they need to write capital and lower case letters. There's a red line that runs between the top and bottom blue lines for lower care letters or if the child chooses to write smaller than what the wide lines allow
1996199
I don't think so. But there are different sets of blocks in addition to the alphabet blocks.
1312263
There is a symbol that can block the bottom numbers; it is immutable. Depending on how snug the cards are, you may not have a problem.
1742012
Depends on the book. For textbooks not always. There isn't enough space in the book between the text and the binding so the words on the left get cut off. That or the scanner is slightly too big and wide so the scanner doesn't capture all the text. I would say for most books it's not suitable and you'd be better off with a flat bed book scanner which is much better quality and easier to use but more expensive.
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I had issues with getting all the words close to the spine if the book was thick and inside margin was small. For me, I was able to figure out what the inside words were. A few times, I did another scan straddling the 2 pages and that seemed to work good. Since my use was for my own research, it did not matter in most cases if some of the lines were wavy. I have Photoshop so was able to put the images together. Wish I had done that straddling technique more. I recommend practicing A LOT before heading out to use it to get the right flow in various start positions and know what happens if you slide it a little crooked. I had issues with getting all the words close to the spine if the book was thick and inside margin was small. For me, I was able to figure out what the inside words were. A few times, I did another scan straddling the 2 pages and that seemed to work good. Since my use was for my own research, it did not matter in most cases if some of the lines were wavy. I have Photoshop so was able to put the images together. Wish I had done that straddling technique more. I recommend practicing A LOT before heading out to use it to get the right flow in various start positions and know what happens if... » Read More I had issues with getting all the words close to the spine if the book was thick and inside margin was small. For me, I was able to figure out what the inside words were. A few times, I did another scan straddling the 2 pages and that seemed to work good. Since my use was for my own research, it did not matter in most cases if some of the lines were wavy. I have Photoshop so was able to put the images together. Wish I had done that straddling technique more. I recommend practicing A LOT before heading out to use it to get the right flow in various start positions and know what happens if you slide it a little crooked. « Show Less