Tablet Introduction

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Tablet Introduction
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Additional Items to Think About Using

• USB Flash/Jump/Thumb drives
• USB extender cables
• USB expansion port

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Using the Blade

• Opening
• Closing
• Mounting tablet
• Alternate Positions
• Think about ports, power, and antenna

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The Buttons
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Using The Buttons
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Status Indicator
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Power Switch Side
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Ports Side
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Speakers Side
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The Backside
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Changing the Default Printer
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Because You Are Not Logging Into the Network

• You must authenticate yourself when wanting to
  use DSU network resources

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Examples of DSU Resources You May Need to
Authenticate For

• Your home directory
• Share drive
• Certain Web locations on campus
• Web CT
• You may have to authenticate by also providing
  the domain
• Sample
• dsunt\farrellt

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Mapping to You Home Directory

• This is your H\ on your desktop computer
• You will need to map to it and then authenticate
  yourself to the drive
• Keep in mind you may need to use a domain to
  authenticate
• Can only map from on campus

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Double Click My Computer
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From Within My Computer Open The Tools Menu and
Map Network Drive
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Enter the Following Information

• Select the Drive
• H
• Enter the Folder
• \\venus\s_farrellt
• \\venus\s_loginname

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You Will First Attempt to Connect
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You will then need to authenticate
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Return to My Computer and You should see the
mapped drive
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Mapping to the Share Drive

• Repeat the steps for S Drive
• Select drive as S
• Folder is \\share\share
• May also need F
• Folder is \\share\apps
• Will need to authenticate

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Adding The Office Shortcut Bar
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Adding Items to the Office Shortcut Bar

• You can drag any short cut from the desktop to
  the Office Bar
• I like to have the Internet Explorer and Windows
  Explorer buttons on the Shortcut bar

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More Tablet Information From Microsoft Spend Time
Here
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More Tablet Information From Gateway Start All
Programs Gateway Documentation
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The Tablet and Pen Setting Dialog Box Settings
Settings Tab Active
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The Tablet and Pen Setting Dialog Box Settings
Display Tab Active
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The Tablet and Pen Setting Dialog Box Settings
Tablet and Pen Settings Tab Active
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The Tablet and Pen Setting Dialog Box Settings
Pen Options Tab Active
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Calibrating the System

• This will need to be done for both the Portrait
  and Landscape modes
• Will also need to be done on a periodic basis

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Starting the Calibration Process

• Right side of the taskbar at the bottom of your
  Desktop Window
• Double Click the Change Tablet and Pen Icon

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The Calibrate Screen
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It Will Open in One of Two ModesThis Mode shows
the Writing Pad
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This Mode Shows the Keyboard
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First Activity

• Open PowerPoint
• With the Input Panel Open to the writing pad
  Create a two slide PowerPoint presentation
• Try to work only with the Input Put Panel Writing
  Pad

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Sample Slide

• Your Name
• Your Major
• Todays Date

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Additional Features Found on the Input Panel

• Notice on the left hand side you have a drop down
  arrow for additional tools.
• Will explain each of these further in future
  slides.

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Input Panel With Speech Options Open
More on this at a later date
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Notice Check Mark on SpeechClick to Close

• This will apply to closing all of the tools
  options.

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Other Tools from the Input PanelText Preview
Panel
I do not use this feature much.
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Other Tools from the Input PanelOptions Menu
Writing Pad Tab
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Other Tools from the Input PanelOptions Menu
Writing Tools Tab
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Other Tools from the Input PanelOptions Menu
Write Anywhere Tab
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About the Write Anywhere feature

• With the Write Anywhere feature, you can use most
  of the screen on your tablet computer as a
  writing area. This is especially useful for
  longer writing tasks.
• The Write Anywhere feature converts your
  handwriting into typed text and inserts it in a
  location that you specify, such as a
  word-processing document. You can use the Write
  Anywhere feature to enter text anywhere that you
  can use a standard keyboard to enter text.
• The Write Anywhere feature recognizes handwriting
  in English only.

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Other Tools from the Input PanelOptions Menu
Speech Tab
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Other Tools from the Input PanelOptions Menu
Advanced Tab
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The Tools Help Menu

• Notice the Help Topics. I found those very
  useful.
• Notice also another way into the Tutorials

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Input into Office Applications

• There are options that will allow you to use ink
  input inside of other Microsoft Applications.
• Open Word
• Press Enter three times
• Come up one line
• These spaces will help you manipulate later
• Select Ink Drawing and Writing Tool

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Ink in Word
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Once Input Box in no longer active
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Ink in PowerPoint
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Ink In Excel
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Printing to the Journal

• Any windows application or screen that can be
  printed can be printed to the Windows Journal
• This allows to annotate and save annotations
• Print the PowerPoint you did earlier to the
  Journal

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Journal Templates
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List of Template Files
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Other thoughts on Templates

• Can create your own templates
• Can download additional templates
• Possibilities unlimited