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Using the Tools for Macintosh, To start Easy Interactive Tools, select

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Using the Tools for Macintosh 1. To start Easy Interactive Tools, select Applications > Easy Interactive Tools > Easy Interactive Tools. You see the toolbox on your desktop: Hide toolbox Draw free-form lines Draw straight lines Type text Erase Clear all annotations Select annotation mode Set rectangle and circle style: border, filled, or both Set line color (upper box) Set fill color (lower box) ■ When you first open Easy Interactive Tools, you are in interactive mode, which lets you use the pen to operate your computer, as described on page 16. ■ To switch to annotation mode, select any of the drawing tools shown above. Or, select the white arrow on the toolbar. The arrow turns black, indicating annotation mode. ■ To access additional options, open the Tools menu on the Mac OS menu bar: ■ To switch to whiteboard mode, open the Tools menu and select White Background. 22 Using the Interactive Pens

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Using the Interactive Pens
Using the Tools for Macintosh
1.
To start Easy Interactive Tools, select
Applications
>
Easy Interactive
Tools
>
Easy Interactive Tools
.
You see the toolbox on your desktop:
■
When you first open Easy Interactive Tools, you are in interactive mode,
which lets you use the pen to operate your computer, as described on
page 16.
■
To switch to annotation mode, select any of the drawing tools shown
above. Or, select the
white arrow on the toolbar. The arrow turns
black, indicating annotation mode.
■
To access additional options, open the Tools menu on the Mac OS menu
bar:
■
To switch to whiteboard mode, open the Tools menu and select
White
Background
.
Draw free-form lines
Type text
Clear all annotations
Set rectangle and circle style:
border, filled, or both
Set line color
(upper box)
Select annotation
mode
Set fill color
(lower box)
Draw straight lines
Hide toolbox
Erase