Is it easy to take a bound 'booklet' apart and rebound it? Suppose you discover you've made a mistake and want to correct a page.
758030
Yes it is. You just place the booklet lined up on the binder where the teeth line up and open the comb.
758031
I do it all the time. Most often, I'll have more related material to add. You just reverse the process of binding.One key is the go slowly.
758032
Yes, it is easy to take apart a bound booklet and rebind it. The Fellowes Pulsar 300 is very user friendly and separates the bindings so that binding (and unbinding) can be done quite easily.
758033
Yes, it just takes a minute or two to take the comb off and then you can easily rebind it after your adjustments.
815899
It's essentially a cut out in the book, so yes, technically. BUT, the pages are loose, so it might not be the best option for hiding anything else that doesn't fit the cut out exactly.
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.
739638
J, I am not sure. The label is very small, ~1X1.5 inches. It appears to be aluminum foil and it possibly could be peele away and the space cleaned with IPA. I've done that on other items such as books, with good results.
878233
There is a reset button on the bottom of the cover. You can use a paperclip to reset.
1754597
The software handles this well. Use assembly view, drag-and-drop pages into the new document, save it, and you're done.
1107820
It cannot be re-filled. It is a spiral bound planner (like a notebook) so there isn't a way to change out the pages.
59665
The instructions might be clear, the sticky one for the table. There is still the matter of the paper in the corner. Which after times can be eventually taken off.
2159540
Yes, it is replaceable from the back of the cover, I believe. Enjoy the book.
1507787
The pages have multiple holes, and can adjust to several styles of albums. I believe I used mine in a post bound, but you will need the albums post extenders so that you won't have to struggle to jam the new pages in when screwing the end cap back on
555922
I am not an expert but I had a bad paper jam and I ended up almost taking the whole printer apart. I figured if I broke it and had to get a new one it would be cheaper than calling a computer tech over to fix it. Not sure if the help job aid will help - if you can access it it should give you instructions on how to get the paper out. Good luck.
1757637
I did it with covers that have only a couple of pages but they are tight. Wouldn't try it with thicker booklets.
2007157
Yes, it can be removed if you make a mistake. Just peel it off and start over.
1451608
Nope. Not unless you want to break the binding. However, it's still my favorite notebook I've ever used.
915453
The con-tact paper is clear. It is also totally removable. If you have to re-position it, there is no damage to the book. This con-tact paper is really worth the money.
593639
Yes. Just lay the open book on the top of the unit and press copy, making sure the book doesn't fall off during carriage movement.
298957
The pages cannot be removed one at a time. The pages are bound like a book!