) in front of the Highlighter menu appears, and the mouse pointer changes to pen shape (
).
During the slide show, change the mouse pointer to a highlighter to write semi-transparent text or draw shapes on the slide.
) in front of the Highlighter menu appears, and the mouse pointer changes to pen shape ().During the slide show, you can save drawing objects that you applied with a pen, felt tip, highlighter or felt tip highlighter to show them on the slide editing screen.
At the end of the show, "Do you want to save Ink Annotations?" message is displayed. Select whether to save it.
Eraser is a function that can erase the object drawn with the pen related menu during the current slide show. However, if you save the ink annotations at the end of the show, the pen-drawn object that appears when you run the slide show again can not be erased even with the Eraser. If you saved the ink annotations, you can show or hide the pen-drawn object using the Screen > Show/Hide Ink menu.
Highlighter color is set to yellow by default, and you can change it to a different color with Pen Color from the context menu.
Pen, felt tip, felt tip highlighter, and highlighter supports writing text or drawing shapes. The highlighter is most thick and opaque among the supported pens on the slide, making it convenient to use when proceed the presentation while emphasizing the important contents of the slide.
To change the mouse pointer back to a default arrow shape, press <ESC> or select Pointer Settings > Arrow from the context menu.