Have any FC Now readers used Avery-Dennison's Write on Perforated Poly Static Cling Sheets? They're lightweight portable easel pads-meet-white boards that you can unroll, slap up on a wall, and peel away when you're done. Seems pretty slick.
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April 5, 2005 at 12:56pm by Earl
I have used the Post-It product that is very similar. The drawback to them is that they are bulky and awkward to carry when your hands a full of presentation gear. I'll give the A-D product a try - it sounds like they're on to something with their roll idea. Thanks for the tip!
April 5, 2005 at 2:36pm by Johndan
I've used the Avery single-sheet (27" x 32.5") for years; they're great. I frequently make headway on writing projects by holing up in a cheap hotel room somewhere with several suitcases full of notes and books, my laptop, and a pad of the Avery clink sheets so I can put outlines and notes up on the wall. Here's a shot of a recent stint, with just one sheet visible (there are others scattered around the other walls of the hotel room).
I do the same thing in my home office, although without the cling sheets.