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How to Activate Annotation Mode
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| How to Activate Annotation Mode
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| There are five ways to activate MyScreen's Annotaion Mode. Four use the mouse and the last uses the keyboard.
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| When MyScreen is running, there will be an icon in your computer's System Tray that looks like a monitor with a pencil drawing on it. To freeze your screen and begin annotating, you can do any of the following:
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| · | Click once on the icon with your left mouse button.
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| · | Click once on the icon with your right mouse button and select the Annotate command from the popup menu.
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| · | Click once on the icon with your right mouse button and select the Open command from the popup menu to access an Open Graphic dialog box and choose a graphic file to display.
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| · | Click once on the icon with your right mouse button and select the Paste command from the popup menu to display the contents of the Windows Clipboard.
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| · | Press the Control key on your keboard, and with it still pressed, press the "F1" key. Then release both keys.
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| (See About Shortcut Keys for an explanation of our default shortcut key choice.)
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