how easy is it to turn pages?
1716928
If you don't have your document secured in the "clips", turning pages is very easy. With the curved shape, your document and/or book stays put without the clips.
1716929
The retaining arms are not springed you adjust manually l a little loose too turn pages with 1hand
1716930
I suppose it would depend on the book, but the tension and spacing of the holders are adjustable, so it should work for most applications. It's worked so far for me!
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.
1716932
Easy is always subjective, but as others have noted, the clips that hold the pages can be adjusted, making it relatively easy to turn pages while keeping a book or document in place. I still love my Cosmos for it's ease of use, multiple adjustment options, light weight, and beautiful Caribbean sea turquoise color.
2019870
You know, I read that people had issues with turning the pages, but I don't notice it being a problem for me. The clips are there, but they can be moved and adjusted easily. If they weren't there, your pages don't stay as flat and it would be harder to read. Like most people said, you figure it out pretty quick. I usually don't even have to move them unless I am highlighting an area at the very bottom of the page.
2239438
Hello, Thank you for your question. The arm does fold down, so it allows you to turn pages as needed. Thank you, Best Book Stand
2110337
We have been using this machine at my office to put together employee handbooks. So far I have done over 75 booklets in the last 2 weeks and need to get that number to 250 by the middle of april. I have found that it's best to not put more then 8 sheets of paper at a time (though the directions say you can do 10-12) It takes me a total of about 3-4 minutes per book the book has a total of 45 sheets of paper plus a plastic report cover for the front and a black cardstock report cover for the back. I hope this helps.
2025307
You'll definitely need to hold it open. I'd suggest a large binder clip or something of that nature to keep the pages flat while you're working on it.
1927069
I would say very easy. The only thing is, is that you have to press it directly on the center of the button, otherwise it does not page.
1442087
Depends on the the kind of staple you have. But I can staple 75 pages easy.
2031463
Short answer is yes, I have done 30 pages with no problem. I run a page and while its going I set the next one up. Might be a few seconds in between but thats about it, no waiting.
1034270
Yes, although it depends on the app you're using. Some apps only allow to turn between pages.
2019866
No, I wouldn't call it easy. It's not extra hard but you have to physically deviate the page out of the way of the page holder. It's kind of easy to pull a page out from behind the holder, however, placing it back behind the other page holder is hard. The page holder and book are pressing against each other and you have to use two hands probably to counter the resistance and loosen the page holder while holding the book. I just tested this now on a soft-back reference book and it was not easy to turn the page and re-fasten it behind the page holder on the left side.
2167475
No. This machine uses a plastic coil binding that is a continuous spiral of plastic from one end to the other. You'd have to unscrew the entire length, add your new page, and then re-screw. It'll be annoying. Probably take 3 minutes every time you have to do it (not to mention wasting a new coil).
1833535
While you don't have to hold the book, you do need to turn the pages, and depending on the type of binding, some books will not open flat, so every time you turn the page, you need to move the bottom lever to tuck the page under it.
431271
Being two-handed, I cant speak totally to this; but I can say that I use this on my treadmill and at my quilting frame where usually one hand is occupied with doing something else. I am able to successfully turn pages on smaller paperbacks with the one hand, just adjust the bottom holder to whatever tension works best for you. Larger books are impossible to do one handed. Of course, I really often use it with my e-readers most often which is super easy then.
2152007
It is OK.If you make 1 copy, then it is easy.If you make 2 or more copies, then you have to input " No other paper to be copied "
586645
It depends on the size of your fingers. Mine are pretty small, so it's fairly easy for me. But the only two-finger guesture I've found on this thing is scrolling, which is done by slinding two fingers left or right (not up or down, unfortunately). The keyboard is quite small, so its mainly a handheld keyboard.
899955
A whole page, like 50-60? I found it to be more than sufficient. I have two of these after much research. They have the most options, just love it!
33031
Very easy. The only potential problem is that there might be more glare than from a paperback.