Your e-pen can be used as pointer and annotator for use during Microsoft PowerPoint presentations.

To do so you will need either Microsoft Vista/XP or MS Office 2003/2007

Using your digital pen in Windows Vista requires no other software installation. Using Windows XP requires installation of the scribble NoteManager software to enable Mouse mode functionality.

Power Point pointer/annotator in Vista

1. First, make sure the base unit is connected to your PC.

2. Now, run your presentation in a ‘Slide show’ mode by pressing the slide show button (Or F5). Using your pen, you can hover on top of your slide.

3. Right clicking with the Pen on the slide (Long press with the pen on the paper) will show the slide context menu.

4. Using your pen, Select the ‘Pointer Options’, then select any desired Pen type of the list.

5. Using your Pen, You can now write on top of your slide.

6. When you close the presentation you have the option to Save or Discard your notes.

Note:

In Windows XP, install the scribble NoteManager application, move to ‘Mouse Mode’ and follow the steps above.

Another way to sketch during presentation, is to use the NoteTaker yellow page (Popup)

(NoteTaker must be installed and running)

1. Make sure your Pen is in ‘Pen Mode’

2. During presentation, if you want to write something on screen, simply use you Pen to write on paper. The yellow pages will popup showing your notes and sketches.

3. To go back to your presentation, simply switch to ‘Mouse Mode’ (Using the virtual button or key on top of the base unit) and tap your Power Point slide.

How to use the virtual button to switch modes?

Mouse Mode

Note Mode