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What comes in the mail The directions for testing markers Everything that comes in the package Draw Attention Decal Slowly peel the backing from the decal and smoothly lay across the laptop Don't rush. The more slowly you go, the less bubbles your get. You may have to re-lay the decal several times to eliminate bubbles Use LOW ODOR dry erase markers only. No Sharpies. What it looks like. Send messages during meetings the old fashioned way. Clean up is a snap. They say use Microfiber cloth. I used a paper towel. I recently invested $12 on the Draw Attention whiteboard decal for laptops. Essentially, you get a piece of vinyl that you stick to the back of your laptop and turn that space into a whiteboard. Here are the pictures of the purchase, the installing, and the testing. I will say that the decal does exactly what it say it will do. I am not totally sure if I will use this in my daily work, but it is a neat idea, especially for kids in a 1:1 program. Click on the picture to get the entire 10 picture story. For more info go to www.drawattention.co (not com) Now, is this the same material as found in vinyl drawer liner? Hmmm. That might be worth investigating.

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