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Gesture Based Navigation, How Gesturing Works

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© 2011 Luidia, Incorporated Gesture Based Navigation Gesture Based Navigation (gesturing) is an advanced navigation style that allows you to navigate the various eBeam Tool palette using click-sweep motions of the Interactive Stylus. Gesturing allows you to select between tools and tool properties without needing to have the Interactive Tools palettes visible on the screen. See the following topics for more information.  Activate Gesture Based Navigation  How Gesturing Works  Mapping a Gesture to a Tool  Mapping a Gesture to a Property Activate Gesture Based Navigation To activate gesture based navigation, select theOptions button from eBeam Education Taskbar Menu, and select the Gesture Based Navigation checkbox. How Gesturing Works Using the Interactive Stylus The diagram on the left demonstrates what each of the buttons on the Interactive Stylus are used for. The bottom button (button furthest from the tip) is the Tool Palette button that is used to show and hide the Tool Palette. The Tool Palette button is also used in gesturing. How to Gesture All gesture selections are performed using the Tool Palette button on the Interactive Stylus without touching the stylus to the projection surface. To gesture, hold the Interactive Stylus so that you can comfortably press the Tool Palette button with your finger. Gestures can be performed anywhere on the screen area, regardless of the visibility or location of the Tool Palette. A gesture begins when you press and hold the Tool Palette button and ends when the button is released. The invisible path of motion that is drawn between pressing and releasing the Tool Palette button determines the gesture selection. Page 81

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© 2011 Luidia, Incorporated
Gesture Based Navigation
Gesture Based Navigation (gesturing) is an advanced navigation style that allows you to
navigate the various eBeam Tool palette using click-sweep motions of the
Interactive Stylus
.
Gesturing allows you to select between tools and tool properties without needing to have the
Interactive Tools palettes visible on the screen.
See the following topics for more information.
Activate Gesture Based Navigation
How Gesturing Works
Mapping a Gesture to a Tool
Mapping a Gesture to a Property
Activate Gesture Based Navigation
To activate gesture based navigation, select the
Options
button from
eBeam Education
Taskbar Menu
, and select the
Gesture Based Navigation
checkbox.
How Gesturing Works
Using the Interactive Stylus
The diagram on the left demonstrates what each of
the buttons on the Interactive Stylus are used for.
The bottom button (button furthest from the tip) is
the Tool Palette button that is used to show and
hide the Tool Palette.
The
Tool Palette button
is also used in gesturing.
How to Gesture
All gesture selections are performed using the Tool Palette button on the Interactive Stylus
without touching the stylus to the projection surface. To gesture, hold the Interactive Stylus
so that you can comfortably press the
Tool Palette button
with your finger.
Gestures can be performed anywhere on the screen area, regardless of the visibility or
location of the Tool Palette.
A gesture begins when you press and hold the
Tool Palette button
and ends when the
button is released. The invisible path of motion that is drawn between pressing and releasing
the
Tool Palette button
determines the gesture selection.