Ink Annotation In Word 2003; Make Handwritten Comments; Annotate A Document With Handwriting; Write Directly In A Document - HP Compaq TC4400 User Manual

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8.3

Ink Annotation in Word 2003

With the Tablet PC, you can use the Tablet PC pen to add to your M
documents— in comments, in the content of a document, or as annotations about content that
already exists in the document.
8.3.1

Make handwritten comments

Use the I C
NK OMMENT
command to make handwritten comments. You can view and edit
handwritten comments in the comment balloon, and you can view them in the R
Use the I D
NK RAWING AND
document. For example, you can quickly sketch an idea or jot down a thought. You can resize or
move the ink in your document in the same way that you would work with a graphic, such as a
drawing object (drawing object: Any graphic you draw or insert, which can be changed and
enhanced. Drawing objects include AutoShapes, curves, lines, and WordArt) or a picture.
8.3.2

Annotate a document with handwriting

Use the I A
NK NNOTATIONS
you would mark up a document that is printed on paper. You can imagine the I
separate layer of content, like an overlay, that you can show or hide.
8.3.3

Write directly in a document

The I A
NK NNOTATIONS
toolbar includes buttons for marking up content and for showing and hiding
markup.
Figure 8.3.3.a – Place Ink Annotations Directly on Content in the Document.
For the alignment of annotations and content to work, the layout of your document is important.
Therefore, it is recommended that you insert I
you intend to print the annotations.
Final
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RITING
command to create handwritten or hand-drawn content in the
command to mark up the existing content of a document, similar to how
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