AMX TPI-PRO-4, Operation/Reference Manual

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Using Takenote™
181 TPI-PRO/DVI (Total Presentation Interface)
Drawing Annotation Tools
The top portion of the TakeNote Menu Bar contains the main annotation tool set (FIG. 101):
Undo / Redo Last Action
Press the Undo and Redo buttons to undo or redo the last annotation action. Press these buttons repeatedly to
undo or redo the last several actions.
Drawing a Freehand Curved Line
1.
Select the Freehand Curved Line tool from the TakeNote Menu Bar (see FIG. 101).
2.
Using touch, the mouse (or other pointing device), draw as desired. The line is drawn on-screen, using the
current Pen settings, as set in the Pen Menu Bar.
Drawing a Straight Line
1.
Select the Straight Line tool from the TakeNote Menu Bar (see FIG. 100 on page 180).
2.
Using touch, the mouse (or other pointing device), draw as desired. The line is drawn on-screen, using the
current Pen settings, as set in the Pen Menu Bar. Refer to the
Pen Options Menu Bar
section on page 189
for details.
Drawing a Rectangle
1.
Select the Rectangle tool from the TakeNote Menu Bar (see FIG. 100 on page 180).
2.
Using touch, the mouse (or other pointing device), draw as desired. The rectangle is drawn on-screen,
using the current Pen settings, as set in the Pen Menu Bar. Refer to the
Pen Options Menu Bar section on
page 189 for details.
Drawing an Oval
1.
Select the Oval tool from the TakeNote Menu Bar (see FIG. 100 on page 180).
2.
Using touch, the mouse (or other pointing device), draw as desired. The oval is drawn on-screen, using
the current Pen settings, as set in the Pen Menu Bar. Refer to the
Pen Options Menu Bar
section on
page 189 for details.
FIG. 101 TakeNote Menu Bar - Annotation Tools
Undo last annotation Redo last annotation
Draw freehand curved line Draw straight line
Draw a rectangle Draw an oval
Select Object tool
Save Delete selected object
Pointer
All Pen settings (line Type, Width, Color and Opacity) must be set in the Pen Options
Menu Bar before drawing the line - once the line is drawn, these settings cannot be
changed. Refer to the Pen Options Menu Bar
section on page 189 for details.