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Creating New Annotations in ScreenPad
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Creating New Annotations in ScreenPadAnnotation objects (bitmap images) are managed in the ScreenPad. The ScreenPad allows you to import new images (.BMP, .GIF, or JPG) for storage there or to create new images using the included Image Editor. You can also add text to the graphic background while you create annotations, either by importing images or using the Image Editor. After creating and storing these images in the ScreenPad, you can drag-and-drop them into scenes you are capturing with Camtasia Recorder or include them in Layouts that can be shown and sequenced during recording. To Create a New Annotation:1 Select menu options View > ScreenPad or click the ScreenPad icon on the toolbar  . The ScreenPad appears.
2 Select the Object Library Note: To create a new Object Library in ScreenPad, right-click over the ScreenPad and select New. 3 Right-click over ScreenPad (with the library you want open) and select New Object…. The New Object dialog appears. 4 Enter the Name of the Annotation in the Name: box. 5 To create a new image with a blank background, select the Blank radio button and set the Image dimensions (in pixels). 6 To create an image from an existing image file, select the Image file radio button and select the file to import. 7 If you would like to add a text caption over the image, type it in the text box. You can set text position and format later. See also: Editing Annotation Text. 8 Click [OK]. The new object is created in ScreenPad. For more information on the drawing tools in the Image Editor, see also: Image Editor Drawing Tools. For more information on including your annotations in the Layout Library and controlling their appearance and sequence during capture, see also: Creating and Saving Layouts.
Importing Background Images into ScreenPadAnnotation objects (bitmap images) are managed in the ScreenPad. The ScreenPad allows you to import new images (.BMP, .GIF, or JPG) as the background of the annotation object. You can also add text over the background image in the New Object Dialog. Once an image has been imported as an annotation object, you can edit the image using ScreenPad’s image editor (to choose a transparent color, for example). After creating and storing these images in the ScreenPad, you can drag-and-drop them into scenes you are capturing with Camtasia Recorder. And any time you need to change the text over the image background, you can do so on the New Object Dialog. To Import Background Images into the ScreenPad:1 Select menu options View > ScreenPad or click the ScreenPad icon on the toolbar . The ScreenPad appears.
2 Select the Object Library Note: To create a new Object Library in ScreenPad, right-click over the ScreenPad and select New Object…. 3 Right-click over ScreenPad (with the library you want open) and select New Object…. The New Object dialog appears. 4 Enter the Name of the Annotation in the Name: box. 5 To create an image from an existing image file, select the Image file radio button and select the file to import. 6 If you would like to add a text caption over the image, type it in the text box. You can set text position and format later. See also: Editing Annotation Text. 7 Click [OK]. The new object is created in ScreenPad. See also: Editing Annotation Images Editing Annotation Text Image Editor Drawing Tools Creating and Saving Layouts
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