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Presenting Without a Computer

Highlighting Your Presentation

You can highlight your presentation with special symbols or your own

drawings, and you can annotate it with on-screen text. For simple

pointer effects, you can use the remote control, or for more

sophisticated effects you can use a mouse or drawing tablet.

Choosing a Drawing Tool

If all you want to do is place simple figures on the screen—such as an

arrow or an underline to highlight key points—you can use the

remote control to guide the cursor. For details, see page 52.

To make actual drawings, or to write text on the screen, you can use

either a mouse or drawing tablet. (A drawing tablet works best.) If you

have a USB mouse or a Wacom Graphire

™

tablet, you can connect it

directly to the projector’s USB port as described below. Otherwise

you’ll need to use the projector’s EMP Tablet program on a PC or

laptop that’s networked to the projector; see page 21.

Using a USB Mouse or Tablet

To connect a USB mouse or Wacom Graphire drawing tablet directly

to the projector, plug it into one of the four USB ports on the back of

the projector as shown:

When drawing with the tablet, note that you can use the upper end of

the pen as an eraser. Keep in mind that you can also use the pen to

click and double-click like a regular mouse. Tap the tip of the pen

against the tablet’s surface to click or double-click; to right-click, press

the lower part of the button on the side of the pen.

note

Other drawing tablet models

won’t work with this

rojector.

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