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Whichever drawing tool you choose, keep in mind that it can also

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s Drawing on the screen If you're using EasyMP.net, you can connect a USB device, such as a mouse or drawing tablet, directly to the projector. This lets you draw on the screen, make notes, and highlight your presentation. See page 20. If you don't have access to a USB mouse or tablet, you can use the projector's EMP Tablet software to draw on screen using your laptop's mouse; see page 21. (You can also connect a drawing tablet to your laptop.) Your laptop needs to be on the network, but if it's equipped with a wireless Ethernet card, you won't have to worry about connecting any cables before starting your presentation. wireless LAN Whichever drawing tool you choose, keep in mind that it can also be used in place of the remote control to operate the EasyMP.net software and deliver your presentation. s Including sound in your presentation If you've connected a computer or video device and your presentation includes sound, you can take advantage of the projector's built-in stereo speaker system. For details, see page 35 (for computers) or page 36 (for video devices). mouse (or drawing tablet) Introduction 3

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Introduction
3
■
Drawing on the screen
If you
’
re using EasyMP.net, you can connect a USB device, such
as a mouse or drawing tablet, directly to the projector. This lets
you draw on the screen, make notes, and highlight your
presentation. See page 20.
If you don
’
t have access to a USB mouse or tablet, you can use the
projector
’
s EMP Tablet software to draw on screen using your
laptop
’
s mouse; see page 21. (You can also connect a drawing
tablet to your laptop.) Your laptop needs to be on the network,
but if it
’
s equipped with a wireless Ethernet card, you won
’
t have
to worry about connecting any cables before starting your
presentation.
Whichever drawing tool you choose, keep in mind that it can also
be used in place of the remote control to operate the EasyMP.net
software and deliver your presentation.
■
Including sound in your presentation
If you
’
ve connected a computer or video device and your
presentation includes sound, you can take advantage of the
projector
’
s built-in stereo speaker system. For details, see page 35
(for computers) or page 36 (for video devices).
wireless
LAN
mouse
(or drawing tablet)