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>That's a verrry intersting idea, using 1-ply instead of film--tell me more!! >Of course, the erasability is an important factor--what if you, God forbid, >you should make a boo-boo? I certainly agree with Frank about the 1-ply; for pen- and -ink, it has always been my first choice. Not only can you trace with it easily, but when using very fine pen tips (6x0 technical or fine crowquills) I found that it takes a better line-- the surface is definately different (use Pounce or something similar to clean surface before inking). And over the years I've had to do a lot of erasing, and have not yet ruined a drawing. The electric erasor polishes the paper as it erases and leaves you with a perfectly good drawing surface underneath. I would be very sorry to see this product disappear. Marlene Hill Donnelly Field Museum, Dept. of Geology Roosevelt Rd. at Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL 60525 (312) 922-9410 ex 620 Mon, Wed & Fri