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Displaying pages in Full Screen view

In Full Screen view, SMART Notebook software expands the page to fill the screen by hiding the other user interface elements. You can still access commonly used commands using the Full Screen toolbar.

Tip

Before displaying a page in Full Screen view, select View > Full Screen Page Border, and then select the appropriate aspect ratio for your interactive product. A blue line appears, indicating the portion of the page that will appear in Full Screen view without scrolling.

This feature is useful when you’re creating content that you want to present in Full Screen view.

To display a page in Full Screen view

Press View Screens, and then select Full Screen.

The page expands to fill the screen, hiding the other user interface elements, and the Full Screen toolbar appears.

Full Screen toolbar

Button	Command	Action
	Previous Page	Display the previous page in the file.
	Next Page	Display the next page in the file.
	More Options	Open a menu of options.
	Page Width	Change the zoom level to the page’s width. Tip This is useful if you’re using a widescreen interactive product and gray bars appear on the sides of the page.
	Entire Page	Change the zoom level to Full Page view.
	Exit Full Screen	Return to the standard view.
	Toolbar Options	Display additional toolbar buttons.

Notes

The toolbar displays the current page number and the total number of pages in the file.
If SMART Response software is installed, additional buttons appear that enable you to insert questions and administer assessments.

To display more toolbar buttons

Press Toolbar Options.

The toolbar expands to include the following buttons:

Button	Command	Action
	Insert Blank Page	Insert a new, blank page in the current file.
	Undo	Reverse the effect of the last action.
	Select	Select objects on the current page.
	Magic Pen	Create objects that slowly fade, open a magnification window or open a spotlight window (see Using the Magic Pen).