Drawing board

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Melanie

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Posts: 204

on: Jun 24, 2013

I'd like the administrator to add a live drawing board. Each member should get their very own drawing board in their profile so that they can write down notes, etc. A lot of us have tablets and this would be kind of like a reminder notepad that we can jot notes on

Just an idea'r

Celeste

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Posts: 588

Reply #1 on: Jul 5, 2013

Interesting

Will see what I can do!

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