Re: Hands-on?

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	Wait until the permanent marker is fairly dry. Take a regular dark-colored
	whiteboard marker and write (actually scribble) over the permanent marker.
	Rub it in really well.  Erase quickly.  The whiteboard marker (somehow)
	acts as a solvent and will lift the permanent marker off.

HOT DAMN!  This works!

(I just tried it on the whiteboard that "came that way" in this
classroom.)

  -joseph
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