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Saving files

Depending on how you or the system administrator configured SMART Meeting Pro software (see Changing Whiteboard mode settings), the software saves files in one of the following formats by default:

  • .fcw

  • .notebook

  • .pdf

  • .ppt

  • .pptx

However, you can choose to save your files in any of the above formats as well as in image formats (.jpg, .bmp, .png and .gif).

Notes 

  • SMART Meeting Pro 4.0 and later software and SMART Meeting Pro PE software can open .fcw files.

  • If you are using SMART Meeting Pro software in Unbound Workspace and save your file in .pdf, .ppt, or .pptx format, the software scales the contents of Whiteboard pages to fit within the boundaries of PDF pages or PowerPoint slides.

  • You can save files in .notebook format only if you are using SMART Meeting Pro software in Classic Workspace.

ClosedTo save a new file

  1. Select File > Save As.

    The Save As dialog box appears.

  2. Browse to the folder where you want to save the file.

  3. Type a name for the file in the File name box.

  4. Select the format for the file from the Save as type list.

  5. Press Save.

    If you save the file in a format other than .fcw or .notebook, a dialog box appears informing you that you may lose some features of your file, or that you won’t be able to open the file in a future session. Click Yes to confirm the action.

ClosedTo save an existing file

ClosedTo save an existing file with a new name or location

  1. Select File > Save As.

    The Save As dialog box appears.

  2. Browse to the folder where you want to save the file.

  3. Type a name for the file in the File name box.

  4. Select the format for the file from the Save as type list.

  5. Press Save.

    If you save the file in a format other than .fcw or .notebook, a dialog box appears informing you that you may lose some features of your file, or that you won’t be able to open the file in a future session. Click Yes to confirm the action.