How do gel pens work vs. regular ball point pens?
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"Gel pens" use a liquid gel ink.  They are still "ball point" pens and work in the same manner.
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Just write and write until you master doing so. To alleviate your sufferings your pains, gladly would I help you by giving tips. Try moving your fingers always and write in a paper with flour. By the use of that you may learn how to write while keeping your writings in line. Know why? Cause the flour is sticky and it guide you in writing. Dont right using pens. Just write using your index finger. after a few weeks be surprise to see you can write better already. ^_^
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Manufacturer, read/write speed, write cycles (some pen drives can only be written to a limited number of times), \ninterface (USB 2.0 instead of 1.1), size. .i would suggest you go for an network mp3 player with FM radio support...u can use it as a pen drive...mp3 player...fm radio...
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I always used a soft (4B) for text and a medium (2B) for most drawing.  A very hard (4H) is great for lines which are used for temporary use and will need to be erased later. \n\nsee the sites below:
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It depends on the type of ink used.  HP usually uses ink that is oil-based and takes a while to dry (sometimes it never dries completely).  Epson usually uses alcohol-based inks which work well with velum and glossy papers.
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the common use / popularity of ball-point pens is attributed to space travel ... fountain pens wont work in space. But have to verify this.
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touch pads usually sense the heat from your body. since the pencil isn't as warm as body temperature, it doesn't work. \ntry using your toes.
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Ball point pen ink. apray hairspray on it and launder, may take more than one time if it didn't come out the first time, avoid drying until all the stain is out
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pen drives are mostly the same but except for prices just like trainers you could pay £5.00 for a pair of trainers or you could pay £130 for the same pair but with a tick on it I.e nike. the quality will be the same but just a differant name go for the cheap ones will do just the same job\n\ni buy mine from pc giant i have pasted the url below hope this help
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its so the pressure in the pen, when the ink leaves, when you write, is equal to the outside pressure. ink can still flow with gravity, otherwise a partial vacuum would form
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The high capacity cartridges hold twice as much ink.  If you print alot, they will save you money.  (If you print more than that you need to be refilling your ink or looking for a laser printer.)\n\nIf you only print occasionally, the moderate use cartridge (some call standard, starter or trial) works fine for you.  The print head will dry out before you use up the ink.\n\n§§
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you can check your line and pen settings and how they are printed by going to :\nFile,  Plot (or Print depends which version you are using), and then the plot window appears. On the left (in my version (autocad 2005)) You can see "Plot Style table (pen assignments) there you can choose a pen assignemnt, Mostly you choose acad.ctb. You can change the setting by clicking on the pen next to it.  In the next window you can change to pen assigment per color. I usually use the next ( they correspond the the old fashion inkt pens) \ncolor 1 (red) = 0.18\ncolor 2 (yellow) = 0.25\ncolor 3 (green) = 0.35\ncolor 4         = 0.5\ncolor 5         = 0.7\ncolor 6         = 0.9\n\nI use color 8 and 9 for Hatching, = 0.15 these colors I print in the own color, the others as black. For a normal drwaing you use the first 4 mostly. You can save the pen assigments per drawing, or set it as a standard. You should also check when you are drawing you got the toolbar "Propoties" open, and the lineweight is "by layer" and nog something thicker.\ngood luck!
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what type of mouse there are optical and ball afaik. Also you get corded ones and cordless ( obviously the cordless ones work differently to the corded ones. )\n\nwikipedia would be a very good reference.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page\n\nDo a search on there :)
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ummmm.....\n\nokay, i'll start by taking your question at face value... "it's the thought that counts", and the pen and paper only counts for one of the possible four points you might end up with... but if you really want to "go all out", just use regular textured stationery in a neutral color.  if you use gray paper, use blue ink, if you use off-white paper, use black ink.  use a nice, smooth-writing pen, maybe one of those "roller ball" pens.\n\nBUT... if you're thinking that showing you "care for her" might make her feel romantically interested in you... it won't work.  you'll just be a friend... forever, no matter what.  hey, that's not so bad, it's what you promised.
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I really like the head radical flexpoint (the one aggasi uses).  That thing can push through any ball no matter how fast it is going.  It has a really clean hit to it.
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I've seen it done in period films where a person licks the tip of a quill (maybe to clean off any dry ink). Some people do it lubricate the ball in a ball-point pen, but I really don't think it helps at all. I guess they just think it looks cool.\n\nLicking the 'lead' in a pencil can not harm you because it is not really lead. It is actually graphite. All modern pencils are made with it. So, there's not way you can get lead poisoning
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There's no difference - both are inter-changeable.  Now you have also Tablet PC's - some of those open like laptops but the screen swivels around and then closes with the screen facing out.  You use a plastic pen-like stylus to 'handwrite' on the screen while it digitizes your writing.