Using The Powerpoint Control Mode; Powerpoint Control Mode Operational Flow - Casio YA-W72M User Manual

Using the PowerPoint Control Mode

The PowerPoint Control Mode is for conducting slideshow presentations with PowerPoint files*
slideshow operations themselves are the same as those you perform when using PowerPoint. The
IWB for CASIO PowerPoint Control Mode supports the operations described below.
Control of PowerPoint slideshow operations (page changes, writing on pages, etc.) using digital pen
operations on image projected on the dot screen.
Control of PowerPoint slideshow operations (page changes, handwriting on pages, etc.) using
digital pen operations on documents printed with special dot patterns from PowerPoint files. Each
page of a document printed with special dot patterns is linked to a page of the PowerPoint file.
Tapping such a document page with the digital pen will jump to the corresponding page on the
computer.
*1 IWB for CASIO supports files created with PowerPoint 2003, PowerPoint 2007, and PowerPoint
2010. To conduct a slideshow with a PowerPoint file, the version of PowerPoint required to play
back the file must be installed on the computer.
Important!
If you are using PowerPoint 2010, make sure your computer has Microsoft Office 2010
ServicePack 1 or higher installed. If it doesn't, some IWB for CASIO functionality will be lost
when it is used in combination with PowerPoint 2010.

PowerPoint Control Mode Operational Flow

The following is the operational flow, up to actually conducting a slideshow, when using the
PowerPoint Control Mode.
(1) Prepare the PowerPoint file that you want to use for the slideshow.
(2) Use Dot Pattern Printer for CASIO to print the PowerPoint file.
This step is necessary if you plan to perform slideshow operations from printed documents with
special dot patterns.
For details, see "Printing Documents with Special Dot Patterns (for the PowerPoint Control
Mode)" (page 72).
(3) Start up IWB for CASIO, enter the PowerPoint Control Mode, and open the PowerPoint
file.
This will start the slideshow, and enable slideshow operation control by performing digital pen
operations on the dot screen or on a printed document with special dot patterns.
For more information, see "Conducting a Slideshow in the PowerPoint Control Mode" (page 34).
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