Taking screen shots

Use the workspace screen capture tools to capture the contents of the workspace. You can capture an entire screen or a selected portion. After a meeting ends and a recap is saved, you can save or email the screen captures. See Saving and exporting workspaces.

To create a screen capture of the whole screen

  1. Join or start a meeting.

  2. TapSnapshot.

  3. SMART TeamWorks Room takes a screen capture of the entire screen and inserts it as an object.

    Note 

    By default, you can insert up to 10 elements in a workspace page. To change this default, open Settings and change the Maximum elements per page under Workspace Settings.

To capture an area of the screen

  1. Join or start a meeting.

  2. Open the drop-down toolbar

  3. TapArea Capture.

  4. Tap and drag the cursor over the area of the screen you want to capture.

  5. TapCapture.

    TeamWorks Room takes a screen capture of the area you selected and inserts it on the workspace page.

  6. Tap to open the object toolbar, and then tapExit Full Screen.

To manipulate a screen capture in the workspace

  1. If the screen capture’s object toolbar isn’t visible, select the capture to make it appear.

  2. Use the following options to work with the screen capture:

    Send to back

    Makes the screen capture appear under the other objects on the workspace page.

    Rearrange

    Returns the screen capture to its original orientation.

    Note 

    To manipulate the capture, use the yellow circle on the shape’s border to rotate, and use the yellow square to resize.

    Full screenExpands the screen capture to occupy the entire screen. To exit full screen, tapOpen at the bottom of the screen and then tap Exit Full screen.
    DeleteDeletes the screen capturefrom the workspace page.

    Open (tap)

    Opens the screen capturein its default Windows program.

    Send by email (tapMore)

    Emails the screen capture as a .png.

    Clone (tapMore)

    Clones the screen captureas a new shape on the workspace page

    You can use a variety of gestures to interact with images, text, or files. See Moving, resizing, and rotating objects in the workspace.