SMART Board User's Guide - Psychology
SMART Board User's Guide - Psychology SMART Board User's Guide - Psychology
Win *Note The Handwriting Recognition window is driven by CalliGrapher®, a software engine created by ParaGraph, a business unit of Vadem. Tip Your writing is more readily recognized if you write neatly. Also, write large: Larger handwriting is recognized more easily than small, cramped handwriting. Handwriting Recognition (Windows Operating Systems Only) If you’d rather not type, just press on the SMART Keyboard’s Write button, and the Handwriting Recognition window* will appear. Next, pick up a stylus (or just use your finger), and write in the Writing Recognition area. You’ll find that your handwritten or printed letters, numbers and punctuation are quickly and automatically converted into typed text in the Editing Area. A number of editing tools are available to let you alter the converted text before you commit it to the active application. TIPS • If the Handwriting Recognition window seems too large, you can select a smaller-sized version. Just press on the Typewriter icon on the left edge of the title bar and select Small View. • If you’re writing mainly numbers, we suggest you first press the NUM key in the Edit toolbar (not the Num Lock key on a connected, physical keyboard) for more accurate number recognition. You must press the NUM key again when you return to writing letters. To use handwriting recognition: 1 Press the SMART Keyboard button in the Pen Tray. or Press the SMART Board icon in the system tray and select Keyboard. The SMART Keyboard will appear. 2 Press the Write button in the upper row of buttons on the keyboard. The Handwriting Recognition window will appear. Writing Recognition Area Editing Area Handwriting Recognition Window 3 Write in the large Writing Recognition Area, where you see the words “Write here.” When you finish writing, SMART Board software will convert your words into typewritten text in the area below (the Editing Area). 4 In the active application, position the cursor insertion point where you want the text to appear. 30 SMART Board User’s Guide Edit Toolbar
5 Press the Commit button to transfer the text in the Editing Area to the open application at the cursor insertion point. or If you prefer to have the converted text automatically transferred into the active application at the cursor insertion point, press the Edit button. Or press on the Typewriter icon on the left edge of the title bar and select Direct Mode. The Editing Area will roll up, and SMART Board software will insert the text into the active application as you complete your handwriting. To make the Editing Area reappear, press the Edit button again. Editing Converted Handwriting Sometimes, when SMART Board software attempts to convert your handwriting, you may see the occasional question mark appearing where you expect to see a letter, number or punctuation mark. This occurs if the program is unsure of precisely what your handwriting indicates. Other anomalies may also result from the conversion process. For example, extra or insufficient spaces or an erroneous conversion may appear in the Editing Area. In any of these instances, you’ll want to edit the converted text before committing it into the active application. Or, you may simply want to change the text after you’ve written it, adding or removing extra words. These tasks are easily accomplished in the Editing Area. You can position the cursor where you want to make a change, replace any highlighted item with a handwritten substitute, change the text case, and add extra or delete excess text or spaces. The Edit toolbar, located on the right side of the Handwriting Recognition window, helps you perform these and many other tasks. All Caps Edit Toolbar To change text: 1 Press on the item(s) you want to change in the Editing Area. The item(s) will appear highlighted. Return to Keyboard Backspace Insert a Space Carriage Return Number Recognition Roll-up/Roll-down Edit Box Commit to Application Win SMART Board User’s Guide 31
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- Page 5 and 6: Getting Started Getting your SMART
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- Page 23 and 24: SMART Board Control Panel The SMART
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- Page 41 and 42: Saving Pen Tray and Floating Tools
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5 Press the Commit button to transfer the text in the Editing Area to the open<br />
application at the cursor insertion point.<br />
or<br />
If you prefer to have the converted text automatically transferred into the active<br />
application at the cursor insertion point, press the Edit button. Or press on the<br />
Typewriter icon on the left edge of the title bar and select Direct Mode.<br />
The Editing Area will roll up, and <strong>SMART</strong> <strong>Board</strong> software will insert the text into the<br />
active application as you complete your handwriting. To make the Editing Area reappear,<br />
press the Edit button again.<br />
Editing Converted Handwriting<br />
Sometimes, when <strong>SMART</strong> <strong>Board</strong> software attempts to convert your handwriting, you may<br />
see the occasional question mark appearing where you expect to see a letter, number or<br />
punctuation mark. This occurs if the program is unsure of precisely what your handwriting<br />
indicates. Other anomalies may also result from the conversion process. For example, extra<br />
or insufficient spaces or an erroneous conversion may appear in the Editing Area. In any of<br />
these instances, you’ll want to edit the converted text before committing it into the active<br />
application. Or, you may simply want to change the text after you’ve written it, adding or<br />
removing extra words.<br />
These tasks are easily accomplished in the Editing Area. You can position the cursor where<br />
you want to make a change, replace any highlighted item with a handwritten substitute,<br />
change the text case, and add extra or delete excess text or spaces.<br />
The Edit toolbar, located on the right side of the Handwriting Recognition window, helps you<br />
perform these and many other tasks.<br />
All Caps<br />
Edit Toolbar<br />
To change text:<br />
1 Press on the item(s) you want to change in the Editing Area.<br />
The item(s) will appear highlighted.<br />
Return to Keyboard<br />
Backspace<br />
Insert a Space<br />
Carriage Return<br />
Number Recognition<br />
Roll-up/Roll-down Edit Box<br />
Commit to Application<br />
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