SMART Board User's Guide - Psychology

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Once a non-aware application is shared, all sites can see the application and any annotations made over it. However, only the site that controls the application can use the screen capture buttons to save annotations. If it’s not already open when a screen capture button is pressed, SMART Notebook software will open at the host site. This host site can share the Notebook file so every site can view captured annotations, but only the host site can save the Notebook file. NOTE: The site that first opened the application may not immediately see the captured annotations in the Notebook file because the capture only appears after the acetate layer has been broken. Using Microsoft Paint Software on an Interactive Whiteboard When you open Microsoft Paint software on an interactive whiteboard, you can use the Pen Tray stylus to draw a picture – instead of using your mouse to select and then manipulate a tool from the Paint toolbox, as you would normally. Similarly, pick up the Pen Tray eraser and erase part of the picture. Or use the Paint toolbox to further enhance the object you’re creating. Now save or print the picture by selecting Save or Print from the File menu in Paint software. You’ll find you’ve created a bitmap with much greater ease than normal: You have the extralarge canvas of the SMART Board surface to work on and the kind of artistic control that can only be achieved with a pen in your hand. You’ll also find that Aware offers the same advantages when you’re running CorelDRAW or AutoCAD software. Microsoft Paint software is just one of several graphics programs supported by SMART Aware. Other board-aware graphics software can be similarly used to take advantage of the large SMART Board surface. Disabling SMART Aware By default all the third-party applications listed above automatically become board-aware programs when activated. You may, however, want to annotate over rather than write into one of these programs, preserving rather than altering the displayed file. You have the option of totally disabling Aware for all supported applications or selectively disabling Aware for specific applications, as described below. To disable SMART Aware for all supported applications: 1 Press the SMART Board icon in the system tray and select Control Panel. 2 Press the Aware tab. 3 Clear the Enable SMART Aware check box. All Aware-supported third-party applications running on your computer will lose their board-aware status. To enable/disable any of the supported third-party applications: 1 Press the SMART Board icon in the system tray and select Control Panel. 2 Press the Aware tab. 3 Press the Aware Preferences button. The Aware Preferences dialog box will appear. 80 SMART Board User’s Guide
4 Scroll to the application and double-press on the application name or icon. This will toggle the indicator to enable or disable the application. 5 Press the Apply button, and then press the OK button. Aware Online Help PowerPoint software is no longer a board-aware application. Its Aware status has been disabled by doublepressing on the application name. Aware runs as a background application while the SMART Board tools are active. Therefore, online Help specific to the third-party applications is available as a major topic in the SMART Board tools online Help. If you choose to make the Aware window visible (select the Aware tab in the Control Panel, and then press the Show Active Aware Applications button), you can also access online Help from the Aware window itself. SMART Board User’s Guide 81
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Getting Started Getting your SMART
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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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If Your Laptop’s Serial Port is U
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Writing, Capturing and Erasing You
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Saving Pen Tray and Floating Tools
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