Capturing What You Write - Smart Technologies SMART BOARD User Manual

NOTE: This is more easily accomplished if you group the files by type. First, select
Details from the View menu of Explorer. Next, press on the Type button in the bar of
buttons at the top of the file list. The file types will now be listed alphabetically, so you
can easily scroll to the group of STLS files in the directory.
3 Select the .STLS file you want to delete and press the Delete key on your keyboard.

Capturing What You Write

In Windows
After writing over a projected Windows application that is not Board-aware, you may want to
capture your annotations. This is easily accomplished with the Save/Print toolbar that
appears automatically when you lift a Pen Tray stylus while running such a Windows
application.
Press to capture current screen
(including annotations) to Notebook
NOTE: If the Floating Tools are active, the Save/Print toolbar will appear in the bottom row of
the Floating Tools palette.
The Save/Print toolbar has been specifically designed to capture annotations written over
non-Board-aware programs − in other words, applications that do not allow you to save what
you write on the Board – into SMART Notebook without actually switching to the program.
And, if you don't have SMART Notebook open, it will be launched for you automatically. Refer
to pages 54−55 for detailed instructions on using the Save/Print toolbar to save annotations
created with the Pen Tray styluses.
In Macintosh
Macintosh users can selectively capture their annotations or capture the entire screen as
follows:
1 Press on the SMART Board icon in the menu bar.
2 To capture a region, select Capture Selection, and press and drag across the screen
area you want to capture into Notebook.
To capture the entire screen, select Capture Screen.
Press to capture an area of
your annotations into Notebook
Save/Print Toolbar (Windows)
SMART Board User's Guide
Press to send annotations plus
background to a default printer
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