Is it possible to bend the book back on itself so that only 1 page shows at a time? Using this for med school notes and need desk space for my laptop.
479794
No, I wouldn't think so. If you were able to do it, it would probably break the binding.
479795
No, this is a hardcover bound book. It would be difficult to keep it bent back upon itself. No lines and not that many pages, it you are using for notes, you will go through quickly.
479796
It's a true hardcover. While it can be folded back, it's not a completely flat fold and over time the tug may cause the book to pull apart.
2195391
No, its a premade book, so the pages are in the binding , not allowing you to add more pages.
32296
I think whether you have to bend down to read comfortably depends more on your height and the height of the table/counter you put the cookbook holder on. I haven't experienced any discomfort when trying to read using this product. Sorry if this isn't helpful.
1716931
It took me a while to figure it out. I thought pulling the clips forward all the way (as far from the pages as possible) would make it easier to flip the page, but actually, pulling the clip just slightly off the page made it easiest to turn a single page or a large chunk of pages.
1685998
The binder will not open flat. You have to keep it open, perhaps with a weighted page marker. See Levenger catalog for some suggestions.
781044
No because the book does not lay flat.....if you set it up to a height that works okay but if you put it on your lap no
2281518
No. You have to hold it above the page . And it's kind of ...not clear. I use it as a book mark , in case I forget glasses then I use it.
476097
Yes. You have to feed it manually so that it doesn't bend while going through the multiple page stack, but the manual shows you how.
603596
I have not used it with an ipad or small books (paperbacks), so I'd be afraid to suggest it, not having used it for that, sorry.
1669815
Some are probably referring to the adjustable page line bar, which is a pretty tight fit (the adjustable vertical magnifier that slides down the page). The clip at the top could hold about a tablet thickness worth of paper.
1336812
Yes, it rolls all the way back. You can make a triangle out of the top half by folding it, that way you can prop it up on the longer side when you are reading. It is stable enough if you are putting it on top of a table, but might be slightly unstable if you are putting on a soft bed. Hope this helps.
2279731
Heavier paperback like the expensive college text book do not sit well in the stand & could risk pages getting torn. I use a clipboard to organize the order of my notes; then use the stand to keep the clipboard upright. Using the clipboard as a backing I can slip in front additional notes for upright viewing. The stand could hold - preferably hard backs as there is no rear support to keep a larger paperback properly open - no thicker than an inch & a quarter; again there is a certain amount of risk of torn pages. With imagination it can be used for a variety of tasks.
1877223
Maybe. The adjustable back support can lower almost to horizontal. The 1-½ inch deep ledge that supports books on the bottom does fold down, although it folds onto the back support, so that a block of wood 1-½ inch by ½ inch at the bottom of the back support could be a slight hindrance to writing. I hope you can understand this. I could show you more clearly with a drawing.
1426172
Unfortunately no it is not set up to flip the pages on its own, however the hp office app that you use with it allows you to arrange pages in the screen and subtract that pesky last page that it often blank for me on the screen. Sorry couldn't be of more help!
1390056
Yes. It folds back like a notebook. It is not magnetic on the back so you have to hold on to it. It is light so it hardly has any weight or thickness as you are reading and holding.
1727608
I read while riding by holding the book flat across display. Leaning on elbows works but you have to hold the book in air a bit. Definitely worth it.
905574
There are 4 days and dates on the left hand/page side as you open the book to any given week, 3 days and dates on the right side/page. Each date has ruled lines to write on. On the right hand side after the third date there is a space for "Notes.". Then flip the page and the layout repeats. Let me know if that needs clarification. :)