1. eBeam Tool Palette Overview

2. The Tool Palette is rich in functions that help you navigate and control your applications and presentations. From the Desktop Tool Palette, you can access the three additional palettes shown as well as a set of useful tools you can use to dynamically interact with your computer. You can launch the Tool Palette from your desktop. eBeam Tool Palette Annotation Tools Desktop Tools PowerPoint Tools Scrapbook Tools

3. The Desktop Tools are launched when you are on your computer desktop. Desktop Tools Launch Desktop Annotation Palette Start PowerPoint Presentation and PowerPoint Annotation Palette On-screen Keyboard / Handwriting Recognition Toggle (via sub menu) - Need to pin handwriting recognition to Task Bar (Accessories> Tablet PC> Tablet PC Input Panel) Calibrate eBeam Projection Launch Scrapbook and Scrapbook Annotation Palette Snapshot / Recorder (via sub menu) Interactive Options Access Desktop Annotate Palette Mouse Mode

4. The PowerPoint Palette appears when opening a presentation via the PowerPoint icon on the Desktop Tool Palette. Here you can make annotations to your PowerPoint presentation using the various tools. PowerPoint Annotation Palette Pen Tool Shapes Tool Next Slide Highlighter Tool Previous Slide Stop PowerPoint Presentation / Screen Record (via sub menu) Eraser Tool Mouse Mode in PowerPoint Accessed from the Desktop Tools Palette

5. PowerPoint Annotation Palette Tools Pen Tool Shapes ToolLine Weight Options (available for Pen, Shapes, and Highlighter by clicking the right-hand side of the palette center) Highlighter ToolEraser Tool Previous Slide / Next Slide Mouse Mode in PowerPoint Stop Presentation Screen Record (sub menu under the Stop icon) Accessed from the Desktop Tools Palette

6. eBeam Scrapbook is launched when you click on the Scrapbook icon on the Desktop Tool Palette. eBeam Scrapbook is a great multi-media organizer for gathering, preparing, presenting, and sharing your content. Scrapbook Tool Palette Pen Tool Text Tool / Shapes Tool (via sub menu) On-screen Keyboard / Handwriting Recognition Toggle (via sub menu) Highlighter Tool Magnify Tool Take Screenshot / Screen Record (via sub menu) / New Page (via sub menu) Eraser Tool Pointer / Meeting Pointer (via sub menu) Accessed from the Desktop Tools Palette

7. The Scrapbook Tools Palette also accomdates Full Screen mode. Scrapbook Tool Palette Pen Tool Text Tool / Shapes Tool (via sub menu) Next Page / On-screen Keyboard / (via sub menu) Handwriting Recognition Toggle (via sub menu) Highlighter Tool Previous Page Snapshot / Recorder (via sub menu) / New Page (via sub menu) Eraser Tool Select / Meeting Pointer (via sub menu)

8. The Recorder Palette is accessible from any tool palette you are using. Selecting the Record Icon launches the Screen Record palette. Recorder Palette with Audio Desktop Tools Palette Desktop Annotation Palette PowerPoint Tools Palette Scrapbook Tools Palette Recorder Palette Record Desktop / Area / Window Close StopPause Options

9. Choose the part of the screen you would like to record; The entire desktop, a portion of the desktop, or a single window. Recorder Palette with Audio Record Window Record Area Record Desktop Recorder Palette with Sub Menu showing Record Functions

10. Use the Record Options menu to setup your recording with the options you desire. Recorder with Audio