Using Mimiostudio Gallery - Dymo MimioClassroom User Manual

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7. Click OK to add the hyperlink to the object.
To add cloning to an object
1. Select the object to add the clone action to.
2. Choose Action Settings from the Insert menu.
3. Select one of the following from the Action list:
4. Select Clone from the Feature list, and then click OK.
To add a sound to an object
1. Select the object to link the sound file to.
2. Choose Action Settings from the Insert menu.
3. Select one of the following from the Action list:
4. Select Play Sound from the Feature list.
5. Click Load.
6. Navigate to and select the sound file to link to the object, and then click Open.
7. Click OK in the Action Settings dialog box.
To remove an action from an object
1. Select the object with the action to remove.
2. Choose Action Settings from the Insert menu.
3. Choose None from the Feature list, and then click OK.

Using MimioStudio Gallery

MimioStudio Gallery consists of the following four main folders:
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The Gallery folder and subfolders can contain five different types of objects:
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Alternately, click Browse to search for a file to link to.
The Action Settings dialog box appears.
On Click - to create a copy of the object each time the object is clicked
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On Drag - to create a copy of the object each time the object is dragged
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You can also add the clone action to an object by choosing Clone from the Insert
menu. By default, a copy of the object is created whenever you drag the object.
The Action Settings dialog box appears.
On Click - to play the sound file each time the object is clicked
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On Drag - to play the sound file each time the object is dragged
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The Open dialog box appears.
The Action Settings dialog box appears.
Screen Annotations - contains all saved Screen Annotation snapshots.
Imported Content Packs - contains any imported content that you have not yet added
to the Gallery folder.
Questions and Results - contains a variety of objects for use with MimioVote.
Gallery - contains a number of different folders used to categorize items, such as
Geography, Mathematics, and so on.