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From: Cachorro Quente Cachorro on 7 Feb 2008 02:42
When I'm using Windows Journal and there is something on a preprinted
document that I want to erase (not something that I wrote in Windows Journal
but something already on the original document), I do so by writing over the
area with white ink. But then if I try to write on top of the white with
blue or black, it doesn't show up. The white supercedes the darker ink color
for some reason.

How can I erase AND write on top of pre-printed text?

Thanks!
From: Chris H on 7 Feb 2008 10:23
I don't believe you can layer like that. But why not just line out the text
you wish to "delete" and do an insertion nearby of the changed wording?
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"Cachorro Quente" <Cachorro Quente(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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> When I'm using Windows Journal and there is something on a preprinted
> document that I want to erase (not something that I wrote in Windows
> Journal
> but something already on the original document), I do so by writing over
> the
> area with white ink. But then if I try to write on top of the white with
> blue or black, it doesn't show up. The white supercedes the darker ink
> color
> for some reason.
>
> How can I erase AND write on top of pre-printed text?
>
> Thanks!

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