I plan to dictate the first draft of my novels since the PC hurts my eyes. Would using this for editing be a bad idea?
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Yep! This is actually a fantastic tool for getting away from the PC, especially when it's so difficult to disconnect. The only thing you have to be concerned about is converting files, which isn't a hassle, but you may need to do a small amount of editing in regards to that. I haven't found a way to put files onto the device, and it usually reopen files you've opened on the PC. Use an SD card. Also consider that it can only handle about 2,000 words per document; if you don't like breaks in your streams it may be difficult. It's a fantastic writing device that doesn't hurt your eyes.
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It's not such a bad idea, but finding the right software to transfer your work can be irritating, that is if if you're not using an SD card. Pretty sure the system can only read up to 2GB as well, but files are generally not too big to worry about filling the card up anytime soon. Also, the files are of a format where you'll have to download a program to read them, and then re-save them in a format which is more pleasant for instance, .doc or .docx for windows. Any other questions let me know!
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If you plan on using it while on the go, it would be better than using a laptop! I think it would be a good idea, better than squinting at a computer screen all day.
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sounds like a viable plan so long as you are able to hot-sync the Dana with your pc.
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I write novels, play World of Warcraft and frequently use Adobe photoshop...with 16GB of system RAM and a 3GB video card, I'd definitely say "yes" to your question.
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Yes, if you write some thing according to the program that you use , you turn to landscape to portrait, it' not like a laptop but it is very utility, if you like write memory from what happened today in your city or something new for you and you need to write your point ,its perfect , the tab it's very strong, I recommend.
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Unless your drawing very detailed website images I'd think you'd be okay with either. You may lose a bit of accuracy, a few shortcut buttons and some sensitivity when you push down but it doesn't really seem like you'd use the features anyway.
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Yes. It'll come in 10 minute increments, but when you put them all into an editor, they come out normal.
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Not very well. PDF's will cause restarts and FC's I wouldn't recommend this tab.
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Not at all. Just make sure that you wipe your screen first before you start writing. If you write and drag a piece of crumb, you could possibly scratch your screen.
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I don't think so. This is just the hole punch. I did buy two boxes of the spines (in two different sizes) and they both came with the appropriate opening/closing tool for the spines in the box. I'm not sure exactly what "editing" you want to do with this, but this is just the hole punch for binding papers. It's not for actually publishing them.
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I have never done anything as big as that, but I believe you should be able to do that with PagePlus X6 or X7. I have done essentially the same thing with much smaller articles. Breaking it down into chapters may help. VR, Jim Nolan VR
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I don't think you could easily adapt it for that use. It would be too cumbersome to turn the pages.
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I feel that it helps with the blurriness when being on the computer all day along. As I stated previously, it can be turned one of two ways to either give a shiny look or more muted. You have to decide which would work best for you.
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Yes, I have personally bought this Chromebook, and it would be a great, inexpensive way to write stories, essays, narratives, etc. The keyboard is great-I can type very fast on it. It is also well built, fast, thin, and has a 10 hour battery life. You can read my full review here-http://www.amazon.com/review/R3PJDFUZ9BTAI2/ref=cm_cr_rdp_permI hope this helps, and you can ask me any other questions you have about the device.
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I'm a huge fan of WriteWay but I've never use it to write (formatted draft) a screen play. I did use WriteWay to develop the story and outline a screen play just to have the fun of doing it. When I had the story figured out I used Fade In to write it and have it properly formatted. The combination of WriteWay and Fade In worked great. Both of them are affordable. Fade In is remarkably simple to use for writing a perfectly formatted play or script.
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yes. it turns the screen like a blackboard. you can use the pen to add words, lines, etc and delete them.
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Yes. You just have to know what you will do with them afterwards. How do you want to edit them ?
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Yes. Ad long as you have a good copying program. I would suggest burning at a slow speed. I usually write at 2.5.
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I'm sorry, I am a writer and not knowledgeable about computers, only their use in writing. My machine says ASPIRE ONE on the case. It is fine for writting up to a point, but the mouse-pad is riged to jump the screen about mindlessly from size and such in ways, I expect, pin-ball minded computer designers think grand. It is a grand distraction to me. A bother, like those little drop down windows on Facebook telling you to write something, as you try to write. Aspire One's sound is so poor it would be almost no worse to have none at all. It is so low, tinny and not worth hearing. www.LEJ.org