Issue Recommendation
The multitouch gestures described in this guide aren’t working in SMART Notebook software.
Ensure that your interactive product supports multitouch gestures and that multitouch gestures are enabled.
The SMART Notebook software toolbar enables you to select and use a variety of commands and tools. You can customize the toolbar so that it includes the tools you use most frequently.
After adding or removing toolbar buttons, you can restore the default set of toolbar buttons. You can also restore the tools’ default settings if you customized and saved the settings using the Properties tab (seeSaving tool settingson page 85).
g To add or remove toolbar buttons
1. ClickCustomize the toolbar . OR
Right-click the toolbar.
TheCustomize Toolbardialog box appears. 2. PressActionsorTools.
3. Do the following:
o To add a button to the toolbar, press its icon in the dialog box, and then drag it to the
toolbar.
o To remove a button from the toolbar, press its icon in the toolbar, and then drag it away
from the toolbar.
o To rearrange the buttons, press an icon in the toolbar, and then drag it to a new position in
the toolbar.
N O T E S
o You can only add, remove and rearrange buttons in the panel of the toolbar you
selected in step 2. For example, if you pressedActionsin step 2, you can only add, remove and rearrange buttons in theActionspanel.
o To span a button across rows, drag and hold it between two columns of buttons.
If you’re using a smaller screen resolution, only span one or two buttons across rows to prevent issues when the toolbar is wider than the SMART Notebook software window.
4. PressDone.
g To restore the default set of toolbar buttons
1. ClickCustomize the toolbar . OR
Right-click the toolbar.
TheCustomize Toolbardialog box appears. 2. PressRestore Default Toolbar.
g To restore the tools’ default settings
1. ClickCustomize the toolbar . OR
Right-click the toolbar.
TheCustomize Toolbardialog box appears. 2. PressRestore Default Tool Properties.
The SMART Language Setup utility enables you to set the language for a specific SMART program or all SMART programs installed on your computer.
g To set the language
1. SelectView > Language Setup. TheLanguage Setupdialog box appears.
2. SelectAll Listed Applicationsin the first drop-down list to set the language for all programs. OR
Select a program in the first drop-down list to set the language for only that program. 3. Select the appropriate language in the second drop-down list.
N O T E S
o If appears beside your selected language, the language is installed on your
computer.
o If appears beside your selected language, the SMART Language Setup utility
downloads the language from the website after you clickOKin step 6.
o By default, the SMART Language Setup utility uses Internet Explorer Internet
browser’s settings to connect to the Internet. However, you can use different settings by completing the steps underTo set the connection optionson the next page.
T I P
To display the languages in their native names (for example,Deutschfor German), select
4. If you want to use different languages for handwriting recognition and spell checking, select languages in theHandwriting recognitionandSpell check drop-down lists.
N O T E
IfAUTOappears in the drop-down list, the SMART Language Setup selects your chosen language if available or a similar language if otherwise. If neither option is available, SMART Language Setup selects the current language.
5. If you want to use a different keyboard layout, select a layout in theKeyboard input language
drop-down list.
I M P O R T A N T
TheKeyboard input languagedrop-down list is available only if there’s more than one keyboard layout installed on your computer.
The keyboard layout you select in theKeyboard input languagedrop-down list applies to both the on-screen keyboard and the keyboard connected to your computer when you use
SMART Notebook software.
In some situations, you might want to select a layout that is different from the layout of the keyboard connected to your computer (for example, to teach a second language). In these situations, the on-screen keyboard works correctly, but the keyboard connected to your computer might not.
For best results, ensure the layout you select is identical to the layout of the keyboard connected to your computer. For example, if an English (U.S.) keyboard is connected to your computer, selectEnglish (United States)in this drop-down list.
For information on keyboard layouts, seehttp://msdn.microsoft.com/en- us/goglobal/bb964651.
6. ClickOK.
g To set the connection options
1. SelectView > Language Setup. TheLanguage Setupdialog box appears. 2. ClickConnection Options.
OR
SelectUse other proxy, and then type the host, user name and password in the appropriate boxes.