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Training Movie Clips :

• Calibrating your Stylus
• Changing the Screen Orientation
• Performing a Right-click with the Stylus
• Using the Tablet PC Input Panel
• Getting Started with Microsoft OneNote
• Annotating with your Stylus
• Using Microsoft Journal
• Microsoft Ink Flash Cards

It's important to calibrate your stylus with your Tablet PC in the position that you will be using it. You will want to calibrate your stylus after every reboot or when you change screen orientation to ensure best optimization. This video walks you through the necessary steps to calibrate your stylus. Launch this clip in a new window.

Everyone is different in how they like to hold their Tablet PC. Some people like to use it in portrait mode while others enjoy the landscape view. Sometimes different situations call for different orientations. It is important to know how to change your screen orientation. This video explains how to easily change your Tablet PC screen orientation. Launch this clip in a new window.

Many times people wonder how they can perform a right-click while using the stylus since there are no left and right mouse buttons. However there are two very simple ways that this can be accomplished. This video explains and demonstrates each approach. Launch this clip in a new window.

Tablet PC users often feel frustrated when they are in Tablet mode and are without a keyboard. There are many applications that don't take stylus input by default. That is why Microsoft invented a text input accessory called the Tablet PC Input Panel. This video explains what the Tablet PC Input Panel is and how to best use it. You'll never miss the keyboard again! Launch this clip in a new window.

Microsoft OneNote is an extremely powerful application. Think of it as the one-stop shop for all your note taking needs. Its powerful tools allow you to easily capture, format, organize , and access all of your notes using your stylus and keyboard. This video gives a brief introduction of this robust product and explains how to find great resources for getting started. Launch this clip in a new window.

Ink tools are built into Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel and others on Tablet PCs. Ink Tools allow users to quickly annotate and draw directly onto files that traditional weren't designed for stylus input. This video shows you how to utilize these features in Microsoft Office 2007 applications. Launch this clip in a new window.

Microsoft Journal is a powerful yet simple program that allows Tablet PC users to quickly take notes using the stylus. These notes can then be saved and accessed at anytime. Forget the paper and pen, this approach allows you to convert handwriting to text, insert pictures, and much more. This video walks you through the basics of Microsoft Journal. Launch this clip in a new window.

Microsoft Ink Flash Cards offer a great new way to learn facts, test your knowledge, or study for an important exam on your Tablet PC. If you’ve ever used paper flash cards as a learning tool in the past then you already understand the concept. This video explains how to utilize the Ink Flash Card application on your Tablet PC to help when preparing for your next big exam. Launch this clip in a new window.