Does folding the paper, before using the pen, ruin the recording and recognition?
1733302
Hi there. As a livescribe user I haven't had this type of issue yet. So my response may be as helpful. However, being that both pen and notebook operates via a sensor-electronic platform, the voice recording itself might not be affected by the paper being folded or what not, I could only guess that the impact would be on the strike recognition (when you write). The paper is formatted in a way that upon contact with the tip of the pen, the camera inside is activated, and every strike is recorded accordingly. Now if the paper is damaged somewhat, your written information may not translate properly hence not seeing your notes as they should when upload the recordings online. I wish I could be more helpful. Good luck with everything.
1571002
Thanks for your inquiry. You may have better luck with a gel pen, but either way you are breaking the tiny ink capsules on the back of the sheet when you do without giving it contact with the clay on the second sheet, so it wouldn't surprise me if you need to then let the sheet dry for a moment before touching the writing. Please let us know if you have any questions.Best regards,Label Outfitters, Inc.
634602
The visioneer will handle wrinkled receipts once flattened out. But, note that the wrinkles or fold marks will scan as dark or clouded marks on the receipt. Also a tip, if the top of edge of the receipt is messed up, scan from the bottom and use the image (jpg) and then rotate the image prior to creating a pdf.
53566
Yes. The only time you need the sleeve is if the original picture is wrinkled, on very thin paper, or uneven (like with glue or something on the back). It is possible a print in good condition without the sleeve might get jammed in the scanner and wrinkle, but I never had it happen.
866966
No. Like the others have said, the paper just rests on the pad and is held from end to end. Works fine.
1914142
It seems that it will depend in what kind of paper you're writing on. I have a "write in the rain" journal around here I haven't tested it on yet, but on normal computer paper, it seems pretty resistant to smearing or blurring once the ink has set.
226522
I have used this paper with both laser and inkjet printers. When using an inkjet, I allow the page a minute or two before folding and have never had an issue with bleeding. However, I have not tried to immediately fold a fresh print to test for bleeding. I don't expect it would, as the cotton content in the paper soaks up the ink and allows it to dry.
18880
I have found it to be very sensitive to the position of the paper. Make sure it is pushed all the way to the bottom of the tray.
1472625
Yes because it is folding paper over. You do not have a large bump so it is manageable.
1370415
Yes: the printed image goes to the edge of the paper. But, you can reduce the size without losing much information, proportionally: it's huge.
832652
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.
789155
Technically it's just paper, so if all you want is a reasonably nice notebook, you can write on them with anything. You just won't get the benefit of the pen's ability to record what you're writing.
1765884
When you say fold, what exactly do you mean? I was able to write on the pad fine. You can even take the pad out if you'd like.
1996608
Short answer: no. This device is a lot like an electronic version of the old doodle pads, where you press a lighter plastic film onto the black background. You can take notes, but once you erase, they're gone. I use it in place of small scraps of paper.
613558
My previous answer of yes was a mistake. I have experienced no paper jams as of yet
2180360
If you are using S-note with the pen out it does not read your hand as input unless you tell it to. It is quite good at doing that too.
1455822
True, Unless you fold the paper of course! it works great for storing batteries, checks book, key, etc.