Sony DPT-S1 Operating Instructions - Page 46

Undoing/Redoing the Previous Operation, Disabling Gestures, Adding a Sticky Note (Handwriting)

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Example of erasing on real paper Example of erasing with this device  An animated circle is set for the eraser animation by default. You can set the animated circle to OFF (page 74).  Cut part of a line with [Cutting a handwriting annotation]'s range selection to separate the line into two parts. Undoing/Redoing the Previous Operation You can undo/redo the previous operation such as handwriting or erasing. 1 Tap (Undo) on the toolbar. The previous operation such as handwriting or eraser is undone. To redo the operation, tap (Redo). Note  You can undo/redo only the last operation; not operations performed before that.  The undo/redo range depends on the timing that a change is embedded in the PDF. To undo/redo detailed changes, write on the screen by finely adjusting the timing of moving the stylus away from the screen.  Deletion of a highlight or sticky notes cannot be undone. Disabling Gestures This function prevents you from accidentally turning pages, zooming in, etc., by touching the screen with your sleeve or hand while handwriting. When gestures are disabled, operations such as turning a page by using swipe as well as changing the page view using Pinch in/Pinch out will be disabled. 1 Press the (Menu) button while the document is displayed, and tap [Disable Gestures]. To enable gestures, press the and tap [Enable Gestures]. (Menu) button Note  When the gestures are disabled and the page view is switched to thumbnail view, gestures are enabled, and when the page view is switched back to one screen view from thumbnail view, the gestures remain disabled.  To turn a page while the gestures are disabled, tap [] on the toolbar. Tip  When gestures are disabled, you can perform toolbar and tab list operations and select an item in the option menu with your finger. Adding a Sticky Note (Handwriting) You can handwrite text or drawing as a sticky note on a page. 1 Tap the icon (Sticky Note (Handwriting)) or the icon (Sticky Note (Text)) on the toolbar. When tapped on the icon (Sticky Note (Text)), tap the same icon once more and then tap Sticky Note (Handwriting) under the sub menu. (By tapping once on the Sticky Note icon, you can change the mode, and by tapping the icon second time, you can change to 'Handwriting' or 'Text' mode.) 2 Tap the place where you want to add the Sticky Note (Handwriting) by using the stylus. The editing screen for the sticky note (handwriting) is displayed. 46

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An animated circle is set for the eraser animation by
default. You can set the animated circle to OFF
(page 74).
Cut part of a line with [Cutting a handwriting
annotation]’s range selection to separate the line
into two parts.
Undoing/Redoing the Previous
Operation
You can undo/redo the previous operation such as
handwriting or erasing.
1
Tap
(Undo) on the toolbar.
The previous operation such as handwriting or
eraser is undone.
To redo the operation, tap
(Redo).
Note
You can undo/redo only the last operation; not
operations performed before that.
The undo/redo range depends on the timing that a
change is embedded in the PDF.
To undo/redo detailed changes, write on the screen
by finely adjusting the timing of moving the stylus
away from the screen.
Deletion of a highlight or sticky notes cannot be
undone.
Disabling Gestures
This function prevents you from accidentally turning
pages, zooming in, etc., by touching the screen with
your sleeve or hand while handwriting.
When gestures are disabled, operations such as
turning a page by using swipe as well as changing the
page view using Pinch in/Pinch out will be disabled.
1
Press the
(Menu) button while the document
is displayed, and tap [Disable Gestures].
To enable gestures, press the
(Menu) button
and tap [Enable Gestures].
Note
When the gestures are disabled and the page view
is switched to thumbnail view, gestures are
enabled, and when the page view is switched back
to one screen view from thumbnail view, the
gestures remain disabled.
To turn a page while the gestures are disabled, tap
[<] or [>] on the toolbar.
Tip
When gestures are disabled, you can perform
toolbar and tab list operations and select an item in
the option menu with your finger.
Adding a Sticky Note (Handwriting)
You can handwrite text or drawing as a sticky note on
a page.
1
Tap the
icon (Sticky Note (Handwriting)) or the
icon (Sticky Note (Text)) on the toolbar.
When tapped on the
icon (Sticky Note (Text)),
tap the same icon once more and then tap Sticky
Note (Handwriting) under the sub menu.
(By tapping once on the Sticky Note icon, you can
change the mode, and by tapping the icon
second time, you can change to ‘Handwriting’ or
‘Text’ mode.)
2
Tap the place where you want to add the
Sticky Note (Handwriting) by using the stylus.
The editing screen for the sticky note
(handwriting) is displayed.
Example of erasing on real paper
Example of erasing with this device