Editing Text:
• By default, annotation is in overwrite mode: text to the right of the cursor is replaced
as you type. Pressing the Set keys switches to insert mode: text to the right of the
cursor is shifted to the right as you type. Pressing the Set key again, switches back
to overwrite mode.
• Annotation Font size onscreen can be changed by using the softkey OLED Font Size.
• Text can be temporarily removed from the screen by pressing the softkey OLED
Display Text and can be replaced onscreen by pressing Display Text again.
Moving Text:
• A block of text can be moved around the screen by double-clicking the Set key while
the edit cursor is in that block of text. Alternately, pressing the Select key will allow
users to move that block of text.
• Set Home and Home functions are available on the keyboard or the softkey OLED.
Deleting Text:
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To delete the last word you typed, press the Del Text/Del Word key or use the Softkey
OLED designated with the ‘delete word’ function.
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To delete all text displayed, press Shift + Del Text/Del Word or use the Softkey OLED
designated with the ‘delete all’ function.
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To delete a specific word displayed, press the OLED designated for Del Word.
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Using the keyboard backspace key while the cursor is in text will remove one letter at a
time.
Arrows
Arrows can be activated by pressing the Arrow key on the keyboard or by pressing the
Softkey assigned to Arrow while Annotation or Body Marker is active.
Moving Arrows:
• Once active, the trackball will move the arrow around the screen (direction and
location).
• Softkey OLED controls will be available to rotate arrows, change arrow size, and
delete arrows.
Adding arrows:
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Arrows can be added by pressing the Set Key while Arrow is active
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Softkey OLED controls will be available while Annotation or Body Marker are active.
Deleting arrows:
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Arrows can be deleted by pointing to the arrow to be deleted and pressing the ‘Delete
Arrow’ Sofkey OLED.
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Pressing the UNDO button while Arrow is active will delete arrow in a last added/first
deleted manner.
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