Erasing What You've Written - Smart Technologies Smart Board User Manual

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 is specifically designed to capture annotations written over non-board-
aware programs into SMART Notebook software without actually switching to the program.
And, if you don't have Notebook software opened, it will be launched for you automatically.
Refer to pages 64−65 for detailed instructions on using the Save/Print toolbar to save
annotations created with the Pen Tray styluses.
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Erasing What You've Written

What could be easier or more natural than picking up the round eraser in the Pen Tray,
brushing it against the interactive whiteboard and erasing what you've written? But did you
know you can resize the eraser to the size of your fingertip (10 pixels), allowing you to pick up
the eraser with one hand and erase a very small, precise area of the board with your finger?
And did you also realize you can inscribe a circle on the board with the eraser and then tap
once inside that circle to erase all annotations within it?
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Press on the SMART Board icon in the menu bar.
To capture a region, select Capture Selection, and press and drag across the screen
area you want to capture into Notebook software.
To capture the entire screen, select Capture Screen.
NOTE: By default, the captured image will appear on a new page in the current Notebook
file. To change this, de-select the Snapshot to New Page command in the Tools menu.
The newly captured image will then appear at the top of the current page in the Notebook
file.
Open SMART Notebook software to view your captured annotations.
Press the SMART Board Tools icon in the Dock.
To capture a region, select Screen Capture > Capture Selected Area, and press and
drag across the screen area you want to capture into Notebook software.
To capture the entire screen, select Screen Capture > Capture Full Screen.
By default, the captured image will appear on the current page of your Notebook file.
However, if there are objects on this page, Notebook software saves the screen capture on
a new page.
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