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Win Mac Appendix C: Using Multiple Interactive Whiteboards With multiple interactive whiteboards, you’ll enjoy a number of advantages: • Multiple boards that show a single, split desktop provide a greatly enlarged canvas, dramatically enhancing a presentation made to a large audience. • Several boards that show copies of the same desktop can be very useful when strategically situated throughout a large auditorium. • You can display different application windows from the same computer on multiple boards. You can operate up to eight interactive whiteboards (or PDP overlays) simultaneously from the same computer. None, all, or some of the multiple boards can be operated with projection. NOTE: This feature is currently only available to users running Windows or Mac OS 8.5 − 9.x operating systems. When you’re using more than one board, you can easily move objects from one board to the next: With one hand, press on an object on one board. Now press a finger of your other hand on the adjacent board. Release your finger from the first board, and that object will disappear from the first board and reappear beneath your finger on the second board. You have the option of: • displaying either a split window or different application windows from one computer desktop on multiple boards (option 1 below) • displaying identical computer desktops on multiple boards (option 2 on the next page) You’ll find detailed instructions for setting up multiple boards in the SMART Board tools online Help. If you require further assistance in setting up a multiple board scenario, call SMART Technical Support at 1.866.518.6791 or outside North America at +1.403.228.5940. Option 1: Displaying Split or Different Application Windows from One Computer Desktop on Multiple Interactive Whiteboards Suppose you’re reviewing a spreadsheet and want to keep notes. You could display Microsoft Excel software on one board and SMART Notebook software on another (both programs resident on the same computer), as shown on the two SMART Board for Plasma Display interactive whiteboards on the next page. 90 SMART Board User’s Guide
Or, perhaps you’re presenting complicated information that would benefit from a larger display area. In this case, you might want to split the window across a couple of boards, as shown on the two SMART Board for Plasma Display interactive whiteboards below. You could even have separate windows open on some of the boards and windows split over others. To display windows from one computer desktop on multiple boards, you’ll need either a separate video card for each board or a single card that splits one video signal into multiple signals. Option 2: Displaying Identical Computer Desktops on Multiple Interactive Whiteboards It’s particularly useful to display the same desktop on multiple boards when you’re delivering a presentation in a large lecture hall or meeting room. By using multiple boards, you can display the same information at different locations in the room. To set up multiple boards that display identical computer desktops, you’ll need to either connect the projectors to each other in a daisy-chain pattern or install a video-distribution amplifier between the projectors and the computer. SMART Board User’s Guide 91
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Getting Started Getting your SMART
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About This Guide As you read throug
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Touch Shortcuts for PowerPoint Soft
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SMART Board Software SMART Board So
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SMART Board Control Panel The SMART
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Using Microsoft Word and Excel on a
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Using an Interactive Whiteboard wit
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Adjusting the Projected Image You m
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Writing, Capturing and Erasing You
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Saving Pen Tray and Floating Tools
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Using the SMART Keyboard to Type Te
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Using SMART Recorder If you’re a
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