User Guide

1. Click anywhere on the Paper.

・This displays the Sticky Note menu.

2. Click the type of Sticky Note (operation) you want to use.

1. In the Paper header, click [New Paper]

・This saves the displayed Paper and displays a new Paper.

You can move a Sticky Note around the Paper by dragging it.

1. Click the select button () in the upper left corner of a Sticky Note you want to move.

・Its select button will change to .

2. Repeat step 1 for all of the Sticky Notes you want to move.

3. Drag one of the selected Sticky Notes.

・This will cause all of the Sticky Notes whose select buttons looks like to move accordingly.

Click the Undo button () in the Paper header.

If you moved a Sticky Note multiple times, you can sequentially undo the moves by clicking the Undo button again.

Note

You can re-size a Sticky Note that has a resize handle () in its lower right corner by dragging the handle.

1. Click the Sticky Note whose fill color you want to change to select it.

2. Click the Sticky Note settings button ().

3. Use the Color Palette to select a color.

4. After selecting a color, click the Sticky Note.

1. Click the Sticky Note you want to delete to select it.

2. Click the Delete button ().

1. Click the Header Color button ().

2. Use the Color Palette to select a color.

・This changes the Paper header to the color you selected.

1. Click the Paper header title.

・This causes a cursor to appear in the title area.

2. Use your computer keyboard to edit the title as you want.

Example: To combine the two Graph Sticky notes shown below

1. Click one of the Graph Sticky Notes.

2. Drop the Graph Sticky Note you clicked onto the other Graph Sticky Note.

Note

• You could also perform this operation by dragging-and-dropping Graph Function Sticky Notes.

Example: To separate the two combined Graph Sticky notes shown below

1. Click the combined Graph Sticky Note.

・This displays drag handles below the left corner of the Sticky Note.

2. Drag the handle of one of the Graph Sticky Notes to a location outside of the other Graph Sticky Note.

Note

• You could also perform this operation by dragging-and-dropping a Graph Function Sticky Note drag handle ().

1. Click the Settings button () in the Paper header.

2. Click [Description].

・This displays the Description dialog box.

3. Input the text you want and then click [OK].

Note

・The next time you display the Description dialog box it will show the text you input.

To edit the text, click in the upper left corner of the dialog box.

Multiple tags can be added to a Paper. Tags make it easier to search for a Paper.

1. Click the Settings button () in the Paper header.

2. Click [Tags].

・This displays the Tags dialog box.

• (1) Input box
• (2) Register button
• (3) Tag list

3. In the input box, input the name of the tag you want to add to the Paper.

4. Click the Register button ().

・The tag you input will be shown in the tag list.

5. To register multiple expressions, repeat steps 3 and 4.

6. After registering all of the tags you want, click [OK].

Note

・Clicking the input box will display a menu of tags. You can use the menu to select a previously registered tab.

・You can delete a tag from the menu by clicking the mark to the right of the tab name.

1. Click the Settings button () in the Paper header.

2. Click [Favorite].

・This adds the currently displayed Paper to Favorites.

Note

1. Click the Settings button () in the Paper header.

2. Click [Duplicate].

・This duplicates the currently displayed Paper.

1. Click anywhere on the Paper.

・This displays the Sticky Note menu.

2. Click .

・This creates a Text Sticky Note.

3. Use your computer keyboard to input the text you want.

Note

・You can input a function into a Text Sticky Note by clicking in the lower left corner.

1. Click the Settings button () in the Paper header.

2. Under Author ID, click [Detail].

・This displays the profile of the author

Note

1. On the paper header, click .

2. Click [Accessibility].

・This displays the [Accessibility] dialog.

・Use this dialog to configure the settings described below.

High Contrast Mode:

Turn on this setting to display Sticky Note menus, dialogs and soft keyboards with higher contrast.

Off

On

Fixed Layout Mode:

• Off:

  Allows Sticky Note locations and sizes to be freely changed. This is the initial default setting. Clicking the Sticky Note menu icon on a Paper to create a new Sticky Note displays the new Sticky Note at the location you clicked.

  On:

  Enters the Fixed Layout Mode, so Sticky Note locations and sizes are fixed. The newly created Sticky Notes are displayed in the sequence they were created from the upper left to the lower right on the Paper. If you change the Fixed Layout Mode setting [Off] to [On] after Sticky Notes are created, they will be sorted in the order they were created. (Changing this setting from [On] to [Off] will return all Sticky Notes to their original locations.)

Off

On

Sticky Note Menu:

Specifies whether the Sticky Note menu is always displayed or appears when you click within a Paper.

• On Demand:	Displays the Sticky Note menu when you click within a Paper.
  Always:	On a computer, the Sticky Note menu remains fixed at the top of Paper. On a smartphone, the Sticky Note menu remains fixed at the bottom of Paper. The menu disappears when you display the keyboard.

Keyboard Navigation:

Move between stickies:

• F6:	press of F6 on your computer keyboard moves the focus from one Sticky Note to another. This is the default setting.
  Ctrl + F6:	Each press of Ctrl + F6 on your computer keyboard moves the focus from one Sticky Note to another.
  Off:	Disables keyboard Sticky Note switching.

Move within a sticky:

Each press of the Tab key on your computer keyboard moves the focus between the fields and buttons in the currently active Sticky Note. This operation can be performed with the Tab key only.*

Access functions:

Clicking Typing help displays the "Function List" page in a separate browser tab.

3. After settings are the way you want, click [OK].

* Moving the focus with your keyboard's Tab key is a browser function. Pressing the Tab key while no sticky is selected or while a field, button, or other browser element is selected moves the focus to the Paper header or browser header.

Click the Paper header Back button ()