Ricoh D7500 Operating Instructions 4 - Page 31

Writing in marker entry mode, Host whiteboard: Light blue Cyan

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Basic Operations • 3,000 total strokes, figures, and stamps can be drawn on a single page. The maximum number of each item that can be entered on a single page is as follows: • 3,000 strokes • 1,000 figures • 500 stamps • 90,000 total strokes, figures, and stamps can be drawn on all pages. • You can use the mouse to draw strokes if the computer is connected to the machine. Writing in marker entry mode A marker is a semi-transparent, thick line drawn with your finger or touch pen. The drawn marker disappears in a few seconds after it is drawn. A marker is useful to indicate an important portion of written text, drawn figures, or a displayed image to which you want to draw attention. This function can also be used while a remote whiteboard is used. • One marker can be drawn whether or not [Handwritten Entry with Multiple Touch Pens (Cannot operate whiteboard using fingers)] on the Detailed Settings screen of the whiteboard is selected. • Depending on the machine model you are using, the marker function may become unavailable while lines, or stamps, or manipulating strokes are drawn. 1. Touch , the marker entry mode icon. 2. Touch the screen with your finger or the touch pen and slide it across the surface. DHG022 The light blue (cyan) marker runs to the point where you lift your finger off the screen. Drawing markers during a remote whiteboard session A marker can be drawn in by all machines hosting or participating in remote whiteboard, and it is displayed on all the machines. The colors of the markers used during a remote whiteboard session are as follows: • Host whiteboard: Light blue (Cyan) 29

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3,000 total strokes, figures, and stamps can be drawn on a single page. The maximum number of
each item that can be entered on a single page is as follows:
•
3,000 strokes
•
1,000 figures
•
500 stamps
•
90,000 total strokes, figures, and stamps can be drawn on all pages.
•
You can use the mouse to draw strokes if the computer is connected to the machine.
Writing in marker entry mode
A marker is a semi-transparent, thick line drawn with your finger or touch pen. The drawn marker
disappears in a few seconds after it is drawn.
A marker is useful to indicate an important portion of written text, drawn figures, or a displayed image to
which you want to draw attention. This function can also be used while a remote whiteboard is used.
•
One marker can be drawn whether or not [Handwritten Entry with Multiple Touch Pens (Cannot
operate whiteboard using fingers)] on the Detailed Settings screen of the whiteboard is selected.
•
Depending on the machine model you are using, the marker function may become unavailable
while lines, or stamps, or manipulating strokes are drawn.
1.
Touch
, the marker entry mode icon.
2.
Touch the screen with your finger or the touch pen and slide it across the surface.
DHG022
The light blue (cyan) marker runs to the point where you lift your finger off the screen.
Drawing markers during a remote whiteboard session
A marker can be drawn in by all machines hosting or participating in remote whiteboard, and it is
displayed on all the machines.
The colors of the markers used during a remote whiteboard session are as follows:
•
Host whiteboard: Light blue (Cyan)
Basic Operations
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