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I want to download something like Active Touch Studio (I think that's what it's called), which is this system that you can use to write pretty much anywhere on your laptop/desktop. I just want something of the sort, but for free, perhaps? Active Touch Studio is usually used in classrooms, on like a Promethean board...Thank you!
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If you want to draw in a transparent document, try PowerDraw: http://zach.in.tu-clausthal.de/software/PowerDraw.dmg
Also, open App Store, and type "whiteboard" in the search. You will see at least six apps that are free or cheap.
If you want to know about apps for typing documents, you have these options:
â You can open and edit .DOC or .DOCX files in TextEdit. You can also create reasonably good .DOC files with TextEdit. It lacks some of the more exacting formatting options found in the other choices below.
â MS Office 2011 (for OS 10.5.8 or later). About US$150.
â Apple's Pages that is like Word, and Keynote that is like PowerPoint. Each US$19.99, click the App Store on the Dock.
â NeoOffice, newest version US$10, last year's version free. Some people use OpenOffice or LibreOffice, but they are lesser cousins to NeoOffice.
â http://Docs.google.com or other online office editors.
{NeoOffice is the direct Mac development of OpenOffice and LibreOffice, and thus has a better interface, smaller size, and better highlighting appearance. Most people learn about OpenOffice from PC use, but they don't know there is a better free version for OS X.}
MS Office 2011 can edit and save any office document. Apple's Pages / Keynote / Numbers (sold separately) can edit any .DOC / .PPT / .XLS document, and export as .DOC / .PPT / .XLS document, but can only view .DOCX / .PPTX / .XLSX documents and edit / export them as .DOC / .PPT / .XLS. NeoOffice can edit and export any Word document, but has the same limits as Keynote for PowerPoint documents.
Pages is similar in use to Word, except not as many oddities and hidden defaults that are hard to change. Keynote is similar to PowerPoint, except with much better transitions. Keynote has two limitations: it cannot apply a video to more than one slide, and it cannot apply an audio file (music) to more than one slide (except as background for the whole presentation). That's why I have both Apple's office apps and MS Office.
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If you want to draw in a transparent document, try PowerDraw: http://zach.in.tu-clausthal.de/software/PowerDraw.dmg
Also, open App Store, and type "whiteboard" in the search. You will see at least six apps that are free or cheap.
If you want to know about apps for typing documents, you have these options:
â You can open and edit .DOC or .DOCX files in TextEdit. You can also create reasonably good .DOC files with TextEdit. It lacks some of the more exacting formatting options found in the other choices below.
â MS Office 2011 (for OS 10.5.8 or later). About US$150.
â Apple's Pages that is like Word, and Keynote that is like PowerPoint. Each US$19.99, click the App Store on the Dock.
â NeoOffice, newest version US$10, last year's version free. Some people use OpenOffice or LibreOffice, but they are lesser cousins to NeoOffice.
â http://Docs.google.com or other online office editors.
{NeoOffice is the direct Mac development of OpenOffice and LibreOffice, and thus has a better interface, smaller size, and better highlighting appearance. Most people learn about OpenOffice from PC use, but they don't know there is a better free version for OS X.}
MS Office 2011 can edit and save any office document. Apple's Pages / Keynote / Numbers (sold separately) can edit any .DOC / .PPT / .XLS document, and export as .DOC / .PPT / .XLS document, but can only view .DOCX / .PPTX / .XLSX documents and edit / export them as .DOC / .PPT / .XLS. NeoOffice can edit and export any Word document, but has the same limits as Keynote for PowerPoint documents.
Pages is similar in use to Word, except not as many oddities and hidden defaults that are hard to change. Keynote is similar to PowerPoint, except with much better transitions. Keynote has two limitations: it cannot apply a video to more than one slide, and it cannot apply an audio file (music) to more than one slide (except as background for the whole presentation). That's why I have both Apple's office apps and MS Office.
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How to take a webcam picture?
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So i just got the Toshiba Satellite L755-S5439. Is there an application to take pictures with the builtin webcam? Like one thats already downloaded. And yes, i know about cameroid and stuff. but I'm looking for something that came with the laptop. Thanks in advnace :D
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Your laptop came with Windows 7. I'm sure you will like to make and edit movies too. Install Windows Live Movie Maker 2011:
http://explore.live.com/windows-live-movie-maker?os=other
WLMM 2011 will allow you to take videos using the webcam. Capture a few seconds of video of yourself and save it. Play the video and pause it. Take a snapshot and save it.
Your laptop came with Windows 7. I'm sure you will like to make and edit movies too. Install Windows Live Movie Maker 2011:
http://explore.live.com/windows-live-movie-maker?os=other
WLMM 2011 will allow you to take videos using the webcam. Capture a few seconds of video of yourself and save it. Play the video and pause it. Take a snapshot and save it.
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