Could you slide this down over your keyboard to make notations on documents?
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I have an ergonomical keyboard which is quite large and does not work. I'm sure it would work with a standard sized keyboard.
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The height should be find for most modern keyboards. The width would be the problem. I have a compact keyboard that would fit under it (without a numpad), but my regular keyboards would be too wide.
101994
Yes, and I find it is easier to use that Microsoft Word. Select Format, then select Labels, and a long list of Avery labels appears for you to choose from.
101993
Yes, very much so, and I find more flexible than MS Word. You can even adjust the margins inside the label.
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I don't think so. The keys are in kind of a "compressed" format. I don't think It leaves a lot of space for extra keys. It doesn't even have a separate num pad.
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Yes, you can. There are a number of online word processors to choose from, but my favorite is Google's own Docs. It has tools for headings and footnotes that are flexible and very easy to use.
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Easily! Just use a smaller size letter. The templates it comes with are easy to manipulate! Have fun!
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I used Microsoft Publisher to create my own text boxes. I am sure you can do it on word. Would need to create a text box in that size your wanting
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No, but there are ways to do that. It would require setting up rules using optical character recognition to file them for you. Not easy to do. Useful if you're scanning large quantities of documents. I scan all documents to a single "Action" folder and name them with keywords I've decided on and the date. When I'm in the mood, I file them into the appropriate folders.
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I don't think so. With ours we have a piece of wood screwed into the slides, I think that is the only way to use it (then the keyboard sits on the wood).
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It could, with the right interface. I don't know how your papers are presented, but I would first be looking for PDF comments instead. This takes some getting-used-to for the precision writing that goes along with grading papers (e.g., writing comments). If your aim is more along the lines of checkmarks or other symbols, this will do that without much effort. But again, check that your software supports it.
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I am able to do this with the Microsoft Surface, and often use that trick to show what I am writing to somebody on skype. The view through camera is a little warped though when the distance from page is so close.
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Yes, and it is NOT worth it. There are other better methods to do the same thing, just search around on google. This is a pain. The little piece that goes between the sides of the keyboard and magic trackpad is always slipping out. It doesn't resolve the problem of clicking the trackpad on a soft surface. Definitely keep looking. There are at least 2 alternatives both of which are better and a more reasonable price.
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Yes. Its a little difficult to do. I have to add the letters then cut and paste it on to a file with the other letter but it can be done.
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Is there a little tab on either one that can be. Over to protect it from being written on?
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Yes. Use the Fn key in combo with the arrow keys. &lt;Fn + Left&gt; = Home &lt;Fn + Right&gt; = End &lt;Fn + Up&gt; = Page Up &lt;Fn + Down&gt; = Page Down ...good question. I more-or-less stumbled across that lol (actually, I think it's pretty standard for smaller laptops with keyboards sans those keys, but I'd long ago forgotten).
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I don't have mine in front of me to tell you exactly... but if you hit "Insert" there is an option for "Symbol" and things like / and " should be in there.
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Yes you can, it slides across the keyboard a bit and doesn't lay flat but you flip it so it sits on top of the keyboard.