1. Open your lab set-up in Word .doc--go to "Edit", then "Copy"
2. Open blank SMTNBK file, go to "Edit", then "Paste". (your .doc is now in
NTBK).
3. Make your changes--add lines, arrows, additional text etc. n.b. (not
edited text-that needs to be done in the .doc file before pasting),
4. Go to " Edit", then "Select All"
5. Then, go to "Format", then "Locking", choose "Lock in Place""
6. Go to File, then Save, and give your updated lab set-up a new name
7. If you re-open this NTBK file again, you can "unlock" it by going to
"edit", then "Select All", then "Format", then Unlock" ...and so on.
7. Depending on your OS or printer set-ups, you can create a .pdf by going
to Print, then select Adobe PDF as the printer (unless you use something
else to create .pdf files).
Hope this fixes things.
Libby Mueller MLS, MSEd
Ridgefield, CT
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Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 10:31 AM
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Subject: Re: converting word docs for use with a SMARTBoard
HI Karl!
that's how we got the Word document into the SMARTNotebook software and then
the font got distorted..any idea why that would happen?
I just tried it again on my PC and it worked better/ clearer than when the
teacher did it using her laptop.
Could printer drivers have anything to do with it?
Lorri Carroll
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A forum for independent school educators <ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU> writes:
>You should be able to convert the word doc to a notebook file by
>"printing" to the SMART Document Writer (should be an option in the
>print dialogue box). --Karl Haeseler
>
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>[mailto:ISED-L@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU] On Behalf Of Lorri Carroll
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>Subject: converting word docs for use with a SMARTBoard
>
>I am wondering if anyone has any hints on how I can help a teacher use
>her existing lab "set ups" that have been created in Word with her
>SMARTBoard.
>
>We can open the word doc and write on it and then take a screen capture
>of it.... but then when we scroll, the ink layer is lost. She would
>like to have one continuous document to work with and update the
>following day-- and one document to PDF for student review in case of
>absence (or for additional studying).
>
>A trainer from SMART suggested that we import the Word Doc into
>SMARTNotebook software but when we do that, it distorts the Times New
>Roman 12 point font so that it is no longer readable when it is
>projected....
>
>anyone have any other ideas so that she doesn't have to re-create the
>entire year's worth of labs?
>
>
>Lorri Carroll
>Director of Technology
>Hamden Hall Country Day School
>1108 Whitney Avenue
>Hamden, CT 06517
>lcarroll@hamdenhall.org
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