SMART Board User's Guide - Psychology

Importing Scanned Pictures
If you have a scanner connected to your computer, you can insert scanned pictures directly
into the current Notebook file.
1 Select Insert > Picture from Scanner > Select Source.
The Select Source dialog box will appear with a list of the scanners currently
connected to your computer.
2 Select a scanner from the list and press the Select button.
3 Select Insert > Picture from Scanner > Acquire.
4 Scan your picture, following the instructions that came with the scanner you’re using.
5 When the image appears in your scanner’s Photo Editor dialog box, adjust the picture
as you like.
6 Exit the dialog box and return to the Notebook file. You can now view the scanned
picture on the current page in the upper-left corner.
Importing Graphic Files and ClipArt
You can insert graphic files and Clip Art directly into the current Notebook file via the Picture
from File and Clip Art commands in the Insert menu. The imported picture will appear in
the top-left corner of the workspace. This picture can then be selected and dragged
elsewhere on the current page or onto a thumbnail page in the Side Sorter.
Notebook supports graphics in the .bmp, .jpg, .pcx, .tga, .tif, .png and .lzw image formats, as
well as Windows Metafiles (.wmf) and Enhanced Metafiles (.emf) clip art.
To import graphic files or clip art:
1 Select Picture from File or Clip Art from the Insert menu.
The Open dialog box will appear.
2 Under Look In, select the directory in which the image file you want to import is stored.
3 Type or select the file name of the image file you want to import to the current
Notebook file in the File name text box.
4 Press the Open button.
The image file will be directly imported into the current Notebook file in the top-left
corner of the workspace.
NOTE: You can select multiple image files use the Shift or Control keys in the Open
dialog box. Notebook software adds each image to a different blank page at the end of
the document.
Cutting, Copying and Pasting
An easy and familiar way to import information is to cut or copy selected material from other
sources and then paste it into a Notebook file.
To cut or copy and paste into a Notebook file:
1 Select either the text or graphic (but not both) to be imported from another Windows
application or from another Notebook file.
2 Select Cut or Copy from the Edit or right-mouse menu.
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