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You can use the SMART Ink stamp pad to reinforce ideas, correct student work, reward student achievements, and so on. You can manipulate and erase stamps like you do digital ink (see Manipulating digital ink and Erasing digital ink).
The stamp pad comes with ten standard stamps. In addition, you can create your own personal stamps.
Note
To use the stamp pad, start SMART Ink (see Starting SMART Ink) and connect your computer to a SMART interactive product.
Open the SMART Ink dynamic toolbar in full mode (see Opening the dynamic toolbar).
OR
Open the SMART Touch Inking Tool dynamic toolbar in full mode (see About the SMART Touch Inking Tool).
Press Toolbox, and then press Stamp Pad.
Select a stamp.
Press where you want to insert the stamp.
The stamp’s appearance depends on the applications you’re stamping:
Application |
Appearance |
---|---|
SMART Notebook software |
Creative pen digital ink |
PowerPoint presentation |
Black pen digital ink |
Desktop and all other applications |
Stamp Note If you are inserting a stamp on the desktop, the stamp appears inside a SMART Ink Note. You can move and close the SMART Ink Note as you would any other window. |
The following SMART interactive products enable two users to insert stamps at the same time:
SMART Board 6000 series interactive flat panels
SMART Board 4000 series interactive flat panels
SMART Board 800 series interactive whiteboards
SMART Board M600 series interactive whiteboards
LightRaise interactive projectors
SMART Board 6000 series interactive flat panels have Pen ID. This feature enables the two users to specify different stamps for their pens.
You can use photographs or other picture files as your own personal stamps.
Save the GIF, JPEG, PNG or TIFF picture file you want to use for a personal stamp in a location you can access from the computer on which SMART Ink is installed.
Open the SMART Ink dynamic toolbar in full mode (see Opening the dynamic toolbar).
OR
Open the SMART Touch Inking Tool dynamic toolbar in full mode (see About the SMART Touch Inking Tool).
Press Toolbox, and then press Stamp Pad.
Press Add.
The Open dialog box appears.
Browse to the picture file you saved in step 1, and then press Open.
SMART Ink adds a personal stamp based on the picture file.
Open the SMART Ink dynamic toolbar in full mode (see Opening the dynamic toolbar).
OR
Open the SMART Touch Inking Tool dynamic toolbar in full mode (see About the SMART Touch Inking Tool).
Press Toolbox, and then press Stamp Pad.
Press and hold the personal stamp, and then press Delete.
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Last updated March 29, 2016.