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4
Choose “Projection” from the Edit menu; click the projection
button in the command toolbar; or tap the Projection icon in the
whiteboard icon strip (Webster TS and LT models). The following
alignment window is projected from the software onto the
board:
note:
NOTE:
If the alignment window does not appear, it might be because
another user selected an option in Webster to use the previous
alignment when starting up. To change that option and view the
alignment window, choose “Options” (or “Preferences”) from the
Edit menu. On the Projection tab, uncheck “Remember alignment
points.” Repeat Step 4.
5
On the board, touch each of the four corners of the projected
image, following the instructions you see on the screen. If you
use the Webster TS models, you can use your fingertip or the
stylus provided to tap the four points. If you use the Webster LT,
IRP, or IPD models, use the reflective stylus provided to tap the
four points.
At the completion of this procedure, the Webster system is in
projection mode, the projection toolbar appears, and you are ready
to use the whiteboard as a touch screen to control your computer.
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