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Presentation Draw

User’s Guide

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Summary of content (12 pages)

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Presentation Draw User’s Guide z Be sure to keep all user documentation handy for future reference. z The term “pointer” in this manual refers the YA-P10 interactive pointer. z Microsoft, Windows and Windows Vista are registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries. z Macintosh and Mac OS are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. of the United States. z Other company and product names may be registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective owners.
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Contents Introduction ..................................................................... 3 Installing Presentation Draw...................................................................3 Minimum system requirements.................................................................................... 3 To install Presentation Draw ........................................................................................ 4 About Help ...........................................................................
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Introduction Presentation Draw is an application that provides you with tools to support the presentations you give with your projector. Presentation Draw provides the following functions, regardless of the application you are using on your computer.
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To install Presentation Draw 1. Place the Presentation Draw CD-ROM into your computer’s CD-ROM drive. 2. On the menu that appears, click the [Install] button. z z z z Follow the instructions that appear on your computer screen. Windows 7: When the “User Account Control” message appears, click [Yes]. Windows Vista: When, the “User Account Control” message appears, click [Allow]. Windows XP: When the dialog box shown below appears, click [Continue Anyway].
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Presentation Draw Modes Presentation Draw is an application that runs in the background. Starting up Presentation Draw while you are using another application will cause that application to remain on the display. Mouse operations, however, are taken over by Presentation Draw. This is called draw mode, which you can use to draw figures and other objects on the currently displayed (projected) screen. Draw mode is indicated when mouse cursor looks like this: .
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Using Presentation Draw Before trying to perform any of the operations described in this section, you should first charge the pointer (see “Setup” in the Interactive Pointer User’s Guide), and establish a connection (RGB and USB) between your computer and the projector. Also, the projector should be projecting the screen of the computer where you have Presentation Draw installed.
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Using the Draw Function Presentation Draw makes it possible for you to draw figures and lines on the screen of the currently running application. You have a choice of the three different drawing methods described below. With this draw function: You can do this: Draw 1 Draw lines, rectangles, and ovals by dragging the mouse cursor on the screen. Drawing a new figure automatically clears previously drawn figures. Add Figure Draw lines, rectangles, and ovals by dragging the mouse cursor on the screen.
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3. Select the draw function you want. z Move and press the pointer’s left mouse button in the sequence 1, 2 shown below. On the submenu (3) that appears, select the draw function you want. Left mouse button 1 To select this draw function: 2 Press the left mouse button while the mouse cursor is located at this icon: Draw 1 Add Figure 3 Freehand z Using this operation to change the selected draw function causes all drawings currently on the screen to be cleared.
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To undo the last draw operation Press the pointer’s left mouse button twice in succession (double-click) to undo the last draw operation. You can undo up to five previous draw operations. To clear all drawings Press the pointer’s right mouse button to display the function menu, and then move press the left mouse button. 9 to .
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Using the Zoom Function To zoom the projected image 1. Start up Presentation Draw z If Presentation Draw is already running but in mouse mode, switch to draw mode. For details, see “To toggle between draw mode and mouse mode” (page 5). 2. Press the pointer’s right mouse button to display the function menu. z The mouse cursor changes to 3. while the function menu is displayed. Move to and then press the pointer’s left mouse button. On the submenu that appears, select the zoom factor you want.
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Function Menu Operations Using a Computer Mouse or Keyboard The following describes function menu operations that can be performed with computer mouse and/or keyboard operations. Mouse Operations Right-clicking with your mouse performs a pointer right mouse button operation. Left-clicking with your mouse performs a pointer left mouse button operation. Keyboard Operations z You can move the focus between items on the function menu using the cursor keys or the [Tab] key.
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