User guide
Chapter5: OverviewofmimioStudio
5.1. mimioNotebook
The mimio Studio Notebook provides users with a multi‐page workspace (see Figure 1‐1). Using the
Notebook is very similar to using other word processing or presentation software applications. You can
createnewmimionativeʺInkʺformatfiles,open,edit,andsaveoldInkfiles,andprintpagesfromInk
files.
Notebook files can also be saved in other file formats including HTML, JPEG, PNG, GIF, BMP and TIFF.
mimio Studio and the Notebook can be used as a stand‐alone application on your computer, without an
attached mimio hardware device, to assemble and arrange material for later interactive presentation
and
editing at the whiteboard.Notebook software can be used with the mimio device “connected” in the Ink
Recordingmode to recorddata from your actualwriting on thewhiteboard with dryerase markers in the
mimio stylus pens.With mimio device hardwareattached but not “connected”, and with a
data projector
image onthe whiteboard, the projected computer desktop can becalibrated and Notebooksoftware can be
usedintheInteractivemodetoadd,edit,re‐arrange,andpresentdata.
PagesintheNotebookcanbeviewed,presented,andeditedinthreedifferentviews(Figure1‐1).TheSingle
Page
viewdisplaysonepageofthefileatatime.Multi-Pageviewdisplaysthepagesasthumbnailsthatcan
bere‐ordered,duplicated,ordeleted.Full Screenviewshowsonepageofthefilewithoutmenusandwith
minimaluserinterface,tocreateacleanerlookinpresentations.
5.2. mimioTools
Working in Notebook, users can access mimio Tools from a floating palette that appears by default in the
lowerleftcorner ofthedesktop (Figure5‐).mimio Toolsprovides acomprehensivesetof interactivetools
and resources to create, assemble, and present information. You can create objects on any page of the
Notebookusingtextboxes,inkandhighlighterpens,straightlines,arrows,circles,squares,andothershapes.
Images can also be imported into pages in the Notebook software as foreground objects or as background
images or templates.mimio Tools canbe used to modify existing pages within the Notebook and for
marking
uppagesorscreens“captured”fromanyapplicationorcomputerscreen.
Figure5‐1:mimioToolsdialog
Theresourcesofmimio Toolsareaccessedfromtworowsinafloatingtoolbaronthecomputerscreen.The
firstrowcontainstoolsusedtoaddoredit dataonpagesintheNotebookorforannotationwheninScreen
Markup mode. This includes pens,
highlighters, an eraser, line & arrow tools, several shapes including
rectangle andellipses, andtext boxes.Youalso have the ability toinsert picturesor backgroundsfrom the
Gallery,afile,oradirectoryofsavedScreenMarkups.WhenanytoolinmimioToolsisselected,thefloating
mimio Tools dialogwill
expand toreveal settingsoptions forthe toolsincluding, colorpalettes, slidersfor
line or stroke thickness, color fill, and text formatting when the Text Box tool is selected.Please refer to
Figure5‐foranexampleofthecontextsensitiveeditingareaforthepentool.
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