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ClassPad Manager 3.0 Version Types
Getting Started
Contents
Chapter 1 Installing or Updating the Software
- Accessing the User’s Guides
Chapter 2 ClassPad Manager Overview
- ClassPad Window and Exchange Window
- ClassPad Manager Data
Chapter 3 Using the ClassPad Window
Chapter 4 Using the Exchange Window
Appendix
- ClassPad Window Shortcut Keys

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For ClassPad 300 PLUS

ClassPad

Manager

• Version 3.0 Professional

• Version 3.0 Basic

(PROGRAM-LINK

)

User’s Guide

Note

Display examples shown in this User’s Guide are intended for illustrative purposes only.

The actual text and values that appear on display may differ from the examples shown in this

User’s Guide.

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ClassPad Manager 3.0 Version Types

Type Features

ClassPad Manager

Version 3.0 Basic • Fixed size window

ClassPad Manager

Version 3.0 Professional

• Deluxe version

• Resizable window for easy text input and the ability to view long

math expressions without scrolling

• eActivity copy and paste into a word processor for editing

• Copy of window pane or math expression as MathML content

• Import of pictures as backgrounds or for use in the Picture

application, export of expressions to a MathML ﬁ le

Important!

• Unless noted otherwise, all instructions and information given in this manual apply to both the

Basic and Professional versions.

• Exchange Window functionality is the same in the Basic and Professional versions.

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Getting Started

• You can use ClassPad Manager to develop programs and eActivities using the same commands

as those available on the ClassPad. You can store your programs and eActivities on your

computer, and use the ClassPad Manager’s data communication functions to transfer them to

your ClassPad when you need them.

• Once you establish a link with your computer over the USB cable that comes bundled with the

ClassPad, you can use easy-to-understand Microsoft Explorer-like operations to transfer data

(programs, variable data, and eActivities) between them.

• You can transfer data by putting the ClassPad into its communication standby state and then

performing all operations on your connected computer.

• ClassPad Manager provides the following capabilities.

· ClassPad emulation, which lets you perform ClassPad operations on your computer

· ClassPad emulation screen capture (to the clipboard) and screen printing

· Copy and paste of data (text, values, expressions, images, etc.) between ClassPad

Manager and other Windows applications

· Transfer of data between your ClassPad and computer

You can connect multiple ClassPads to a single PC. This makes it possible to easily copy

ﬁ les from the PC to multiple ClassPads, and use your PC to copy ﬁ les from one ClassPad to

another.

· ClassPad data storage

· Installation of add-in applications to ClassPads

· Update of the ClassPad Manager Version 2.0 or 2.2 (Single License or School License) to

Version 3.0

Important!

• Be sure to install the ClassPad Manager before you connect the ClassPad to your computer.

Connecting before you install the ClassPad Manager can result in improper operation.

Note

• Use only the USB cable that comes with ClassPad whenever connecting your ClassPad to a

computer to exchange data between them. Data exchange with ClassPad Manager will not be

possible if you use a commercially available USB cable.

• See your ClassPad User’s Guide for details about operating the on-screen ClassPad unit

emulator.

• Calculation results produced by ClassPad Manager may be different from those produced by

the ClassPad. This is due to the way that computers perform ﬂ oating-point calculations. Also,

ClassPad Manager cannot handle values that exceed ±1E+309 in decimal mode or ±1E+611 in

standard mode.

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System Requirements

Computer: Minimum required Intel® Pentium® II 200 with USB

Recommended Intel® Pentium® II 300 with USB

CPU: Minimum required Intel® Pentium® II or AMD DuronTM

Operating Systems: Windows® 98SE/Me or Windows® 2000/XP

Disk Space: 25 MB available for installation

Memory: Recommended 64 MB (Minimum 32 MB)

Does not include memory required for Operating System.

Video Display: Video adaptor and monitor must support resolution of 800 × 600 or higher.

Other

Required Applications: Microsoft

® Internet Explorer 4.01 or later, Adobe Acrobat Reader

Note

• Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in

the United States and/or other countries.

• Intel and Pentium are trademarks or registered trademarks of Intel Corporation or its subsidiaries

in the United States and other countries.

• AMD Duron is either registered trademark or trademark of Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. in the

United States and/or other countries.

• Company and product names used herein are trademarks of their respective owners.

User Registration

• Before using the ClassPad Manager, be sure to read the contents of the ﬁ le named Readme.html,

which is on the bundled CD-ROM. There you will ﬁ nd the URL for a Website where you can

https://classpad.net/register/regist_form.html

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Contents

Chapter 1 Installing or Updating the Software .......................................... E-5

Accessing the User’s Guides ......................................................................... E-14

Chapter 2 ClassPad Manager Overview ................................................... E-15

ClassPad Window and Exchange Window ..................................................... E-15

ClassPad Manager Data ................................................................................. E-17

Chapter 3 Using the ClassPad Window .................................................... E-18

ClassPad Window Overview ........................................................................... E-18

ClassPad Window Operations ......................................................................... E-20

Using ClassPad Window in the Fixed-size Mode ............................................ E-29

Fixed-size Mode Menu Commands ................................................................. E-30

Using ClassPad Window in the Resizable Mode ............................................. E-31

Resizable Mode Menu Commands ................................................................. E-39

Using the Picture Application .......................................................................... E-44

Chapter 4 Using the Exchange Window ................................................... E-61

Exchange Window Overview ........................................................................... E-61

Active Document Folder and Home Folder ..................................................... E-64

Establishing Data Communication between Your ClassPad and

ClassPad Manager .......................................................................................... E-66

Transferring Files between the ClassPad and Your PC ................................... E-72

Using Handheld Assistant ............................................................................... E-82

Backing Up and Restoring Data ...................................................................... E-91

Installing an Add-in Application or Language onto a ClassPad Unit ............... E-93

Using Virtual ClassPad (vcp) Files .................................................................. E-94

Handling Individual Data (xcp) Files ................................................................ E-98

Toolbar Buttons ............................................................................................. E-100

Menu Bar Menu Commands ......................................................................... E-101

Shortcut Menu Commands ........................................................................... E-103

Appendix ................................................................................................... E-110

ClassPad Window Shortcut Keys .................................................................. E-110

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Chapter 1

Installing or Updating the Software

This chapter covers the following points:

• Installing ClassPad Manager Version 3.0

• Connecting a ClassPad unit to a computer

• Starting up and exiting ClassPad Manager

Installing

Note

The following procedures apply to the installation of both the Professional and Basic versions of

ClassPad Manager. They also apply if you have an earlier version of ClassPad Manager already on

your computer.

k To install ClassPad Manager Version 3.0

1. Place the bundled CD-ROM into your computer’s CD-ROM drive.

2. On the menu that appears, click “ClassPad Manager ver. 3.0”, and then click “INSTALL”.

3. Choose the language you want for the ClassPad and ClassPad Manager manuals installed with

ClassPad Manager.

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4. Click [OK].

5. Carefully read the terms and conditions of the license agreement. If you agree to be bound by

the terms and conditions of the license agreement, choose “I accept the terms in the license

agreement” and then click the [Next] button.

• If you do not agree to be bound by the terms and conditions of the license agreement click

“I do not accept the terms in the license agreement” and then click the [Cancel] button to exit

the install procedure.

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6. Choose one of these options to specify the drive and folder where you want to install ClassPad

Manager.

• To use the default setting, simply click the [Next] button.

• To choose a different folder, click the [Change] button. Specify the folder you want and then

click the [Next] button.

7. Click the [Install] button to start installation.

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8. On the screen that appears after installation is complete, click the [Finish] button.

• This ﬁ nalizes the installation of the software on your computer.

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Uninstalling

Perform the following steps if you ever need to remove ClassPad Manager (PROGRAM-LINKTM)

from your computer.

k To uninstall

1. Display the Windows Control Panel.

2. Click [Add/Remove Programs].

3. In the list of applications on the dialog box that appears, select “ClassPad Manager v3 Basic” or

“ClassPad Manager v3 Professional,” depending on which version you currently have installed.

4. Click the [Add/Remove] button to start a program maintenance wizard.

5. Click the [Yes] button.

• This completes the uninstall procedure.

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Connecting your ClassPad to a computer

k To connect your ClassPad to a computer

Important!

• Be sure to install the ClassPad Manager before you connect the ClassPad to your computer.

Connecting before you install the ClassPad Manager can result in improper operation.

1. Turn off your ClassPad.

2. Connect the USB cable that comes with your ClassPad to the computer.

3. Connect the USB cable to your ClassPad.

• This will automatically cause your ClassPad to turn on and enter data communication standby.

• If your ClassPad does not enter communication standby at this time, perform the steps under

“Troubleshooting a Connection” on page E-68.

Attention Windows XP Users (After installing the ClassPad Manager Limited

Version)

• See page E-11 after performing the above three steps.

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u Windows XP Users

After installing the ClassPad Manager Limited Version, perform the following steps to install the

USB driver on your computer.

1. Connecting ClassPad to a computer running Windows XP causes the screen shown below to

appear on your computer display.

2. Select “Install the software automatically (Recommended)” and then click [Next].

Select “No, not this

time”.

(Windows XP SP2 only)

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3. Though a message appears to let you know that the software has not passed the “Windows

Logo Test”, there is no need for concern. Simply click [Continue Anyway] and proceed with

installation.

4. Click [Finish].

k To disconnect your ClassPad from a computer

1. Disconnect the USB cable from your ClassPad.

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Starting Up and Quitting ClassPad Manager

k To start up and quit ClassPad Manager

1. On your computer’s desktop, double-click “ClassPad Manager”.

• This starts up ClassPad Manager.

• The ﬁ rst time you double-click the “ClassPad Manager” icon you will be asked to input the

install key provided with your software.

2. On ClassPad Manager, perform the data exchange and management tasks you want.

3. To quit ClassPad Manager, move the cursor to the ClassPad Manager window, right-click your

mouse, and then select [Exit] on the shortcut menu that appears. You can also click o to

quit ClassPad Manager.

• This quits ClassPad Manager.

• The Resizable Mode option is available only with the Professional version.

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Clicking [OK] will conﬁ gure My Documents\CASIO\ClassPad Manager as the ClassPad Manager

home folder. You could also click [Browse] and select a different folder as the home folder. For

details about conﬁ guring the home folder, see “Home Folder” on page E-28.

Viewing “About ClassPad Manager” Information

“About ClassPad Manager” is a dialog box that shows version information about ClassPad Manager,

and your serial number.

You can use either of the following two procedures to display “About ClassPad Manager”

information.

• Right-click the ClassPad Manager window. On the menu that appears, select “About ClassPad

Manager”.

• On the Resizable Mode Window (see page E-31) or the Exchange Window (see page E-61), click

[Help], and then select “About ClassPad Manager”.

Note

The dialog box shown below appears when you start up ClassPad Manager for the ﬁ rst time.

Accessing the User’s Guides

You can use the operations shown below to access the User’s Guides from ClassPad Manager.

To access this User’s Guide: Right-click the ClassPad Manager window. Then on the

menu that appears, select this menu item:

ClassPad User’s Guide Search ClassPad Manual

ClassPad Manager User’s Guide Search ClassPad Manager Manual

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Chapter 2

ClassPad Manager Overview

This chapter covers the following points.

• Operation of the two ClassPad Manager windows (ClassPad Window and Exchange Window),

and the contents of each

• ClassPad Manager data

ClassPad Window and Exchange Window

ClassPad Manager has two windows named the ClassPad Window and the Exchange Window,

each of which performs speciﬁ c roles.

When you want to do this: Use this window:

• Operate the ClassPad application the same way as your ClassPad

• Create or edit an eActivity

• Automatically transfer data from a connected ClassPad and show it for

demonstration

• Copy a screen to the Windows clipboard

• Copy an eActivity or MathML data to the Windows clipboard

• Import bitmap data stored on your computer as ClassPad data

• Print a ClassPad application screen

ClassPad Window

• Transfer data between your ClassPad and ClassPad Manager

• Back up ClassPad data to your computer or restore backed up data to

your ClassPad

• Manage ClassPad Manager data

• Convert a ﬁ le created using a previous version to Version 3.0 data

• Install add-in applications

• Attach ﬁ les and other data to an email

• Use the Handheld Assistant to perform the following operations on

multiple ClassPads

- Copy data

- Restore backed-up data

- Install add-in applications

Exchange Window

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Displaying the ClassPad Window

The ClassPad Window appears ﬁ rst whenever you start up ClassPad Manager.

ClassPad Window (Fixed-size Mode)

• The display mode (Fixed-size Mode or Resizable Mode) of the ClassPad Window that appears

when you start up ClassPad Manager is the same mode that was in effect when you last exited

ClassPad Manager. For information about display modes, see page E-19.

• If the Exchange Window is on the display, you can switch to the ClassPad Window by clicking

[File] - [Close].

Note

For details about the ClassPad Window, see Chapter 3.

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Displaying the Exchange Window

To display the Exchange Window, right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and then click

[Exchange Window] on the shortcut menu that appears.

Note

For details about the Exchange Window, see Chapter 4.

ClassPad Manager Data

Your ClassPad stores eActivity data in one memory area, and all other data (programs,

presentations, variables, etc.) in a different memory area. eActivity data is stored in “Flash memory”,

while other data is stored in “MCS memory”.

ClassPad Manager 3.0 stores both types of data on your computer’s hard drive in “virtual ClassPad”

(.vcp) format ﬁ les. Under initial default settings, a ﬁ le named “default.vcp” is created automatically

for use as the ClassPad Manager’s “Active Document”.

Previous versions of ClassPad Manager stored different types of data in separate ﬁ les (ﬂ s ﬁ le and

mcs ﬁ le). ﬂ s and mcs ﬁ les can be converted to vcp format to make them compatible with ClassPad

Manager 3.0.

Tip

You can convert an older ﬁ le to a vcp ﬁ le by double-clicking it, or by right-clicking and selecting [File]

and then [Open] from the shortcut menu.

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Chapter 3

Using the ClassPad Window

This chapter covers the following points.

• ClassPad Window display mode (Fixed-size Mode and Resizable Mode)

• Operations supported by each display mode

• Using the Picture application

Note

For details about ClassPad applications and operations, see the ClassPad User’s Guide.

ClassPad Window Overview

The ClassPad Window puts a virtual ClassPad on your computer screen, which you can use to

perform almost all of the operations that are available on your ClassPad. This section explains the

differences between ClassPad Window operations and the ClassPad unit, and between the two

ClassPad Window modes.

Differences between the ClassPad Window and the Functions of ClassPad

Applications

The following are the differences between the ClassPad Window and the functions of the ClassPad

applications.

• The ClassPad Window includes a Picture application, which is not available on your ClassPad. For

more information, see “Using the Picture Application” on page E-44.

• Certain ClassPad settings and functions that are not required when running on a computer

(such as touch panel calibration) are disabled on the ClassPad Window. Attempting to access a

disabled setting or function will cause the message “Unavailable” to appear on the display.

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ClassPad Window Display Mode (Fixed-size Mode and Resizable Mode)

The ClassPad Window has two display modes: a Fixed-size Mode and a Resizable Mode.

• The Fixed-Size Mode displays a virtual ClassPad that looks almost the same as your ClassPad

unit.

• The Resizable Mode provides functionality that is virtually identical to that as the ClassPad, but

in a typical Windows operating environment. The Resizable Mode also provides a number of

special extended functions that are not available on the Fixed-size Mode. For details, see “Using

ClassPad Window in the Resizable Mode” on page E-31.

Fixed-size Mode Resizable Mode

Important!

The Resizable Mode is supported by “ClassPad Manager Professional” only. It is not supported by

“ClassPad Manager Basic”.

■ To select the display mode (ClassPad Manager Professional Only)

Right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and then click [Resizable Mode] or [Fixed-size

Mode] on the shortcut menu that appears.

• Note that [Resizable Mode] is displayed on the shortcut menu when the current mode is Fixed-

size Mode, while [Fixed-size Mode] is displayed when the current mode is [Resizable Mode].

• You can also switch from the Resizable Mode to the Fixed-size Mode by clicking [Fixed-size

Mode] on the [Window] menu.

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ClassPad Window Operations

This section explains the operations you can perform on the Fixed-size Mode and Resizable Mode

screens of the ClassPad Window.

Computer Keyboard Operations

The following are the operations you can perform on your computer keyboard to control the

ClassPad application that is currently running in the ClassPad Window.

• Alphanumeric input

• Cursor key operations (The cursor keys of your computer correspond to the ClassPad cursor

keys.)

• Input of special characters (like π) and commands using shortcut key operations

Note

For information about shortcut keys, see “ClassPad Window Shortcut Keys” in the Appendix on

page E-110.

Mouse Scroll Wheel Operations

You can use the scroll wheel of your mouse to perform the following operations on the ClassPad

Window.

On this window: Rotating the scroll wheel

performs this operation:

Main application, Stat Editor, spreadsheet, or other window with a

scroll bar on the right side

Scrolls the window

vertically.

Any graph window except for the 3D Graph application 3D graph

window

Scrolls the window

vertically.

3D graph window Rotate the graph upwards

and downwards

Presentation application window while manual play is being

executed. Scrolls between pages.

Copy and Paste

■ To copy a screen image to the Windows clipboard

1. Display the image you want to copy.

2. Right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and then click [Capture Screen] on the

shortcut menu that appears.

• The above procedure copies an image of the screen you displayed in step 1 to the Windows

clipboard.

• After that, you can then paste the image into another Windows application.

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Tip

• In Fixed-size Mode you can tap h on the Icon Panel to copy the screen image.

• If Resizable Mode is selected as the display mode, select [Capture Screen] on the [Edit] menu in

step 2 instead of using the shortcut menu.

• If you have two application windows on the display in the Resizable Mode, the above [Capture

Screen] command will copy both windows as they appear on your computer screen. If you want

to copy a speciﬁ c application window, click the window to make it active and then click [Capture

Current Panel] on the [Edit] menu in step 2 of the above procedure.

■ To copy alphanumeric text from the screen to the Windows clipboard

1. On the ClassPad Window, drag your mouse pointer across the range of text you want to select,

so it becomes highlighted.

2. On your computer keyboard, press [Ctrl] + [C] to copy the selected text.

• This copies the text you selected in step 1 to the Windows clipboard (as Unicode text).

• After that, you can paste the text you copied into another Windows application (as Unicode

text).

■ To paste text from the Windows clipboard into the ClassPad Window

1. In a Windows application, copy the text you want to the Windows clipboard.

2. On the ClassPad Window, open the ClassPad application into which you want to paste the

clipboard text.

3. Right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and then click [Paste Special] on the shortcut

menu that appears.

• This pastes the text on the Windows clipboard into the ClassPad Window.

Note

“Paste Special” detects what is on the Windows clipboard and then pastes it as bitmap, Windows

text, or MathML data.

Picture application: You can use “Paste Special” to paste bitmap data created with a Windows

application, such as Paint, directly into the Picture application.

eActivity and other applications: You can use “Paste Special” to paste text or MathML data

created by other Windows applications.

Important Warning

When the ClassPad detects MathML data on the clipboard, the ClassPad will attempt to paste it

in a 2D math form (natural input form) without warning you. There is no guarantee that the pasted

form will be identical to what was copied from other applications.

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Printing the ClassPad Window

You can use the procedures in this section to print the contents of the ClassPad application that is

displayed on the ClassPad Window or a screen capture.

• When you open an eActivity, Main or Program by itself, selecting Print will print the contents of

the application. If you have a sub-window open within eActivity or Main, selecting Print will print a

screen capture instead of all the contents.

Printing Example (eActivity)

Original Screen Printout

• When you open an application other than eActivity, Main or Program, selecting Print will print a

screen capture.

■ To print the ClassPad Window

1. On the ClassPad Window, display the screen you want to print.

2. Right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and then click [Print] on the shortcut menu

that appears.

• This displays a Windows Print dialog box.

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3. After conﬁ guring the required settings on the Print dialog box, click [OK].

• This prints the current contents (or screen capture) of the ClassPad Window.

vcp File Operations (New, Open, Save, Save As)

This section explains how to perform the following vcp ﬁ le operations on the ClassPad Window:

New, Open, Save, and Save As.

■ To create a new vcp ﬁ le

1. Right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and then click [File] - [New] on the shortcut

menu that appears.

• This displays the Create New Document dialog box.

2. Type the name of the new ﬁ le into the “File Name” box.

3. Click [Save].

• This creates a new vcp ﬁ le and makes it the active document.

• You can check the name of the current active document by opening the “Active Document”

folder on the “Exchange Window”. For information about Exchange Window operations, see

Chapter 4.

• When the display mode is Resizable Mode, the active document name is displayed in the

ClassPad Window title bar.

■ To open an existing vcp ﬁ le using drag and drop

Drop the vcp ﬁ le into the ClassPad Window.

■ To open an existing vcp ﬁ le using the menu command

1. Right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and then click [File] - [Open] on the shortcut

menu that appears.

• This displays the Open dialog box.

2. On the dialog box, select the ﬁ le you want to open and then click [Open].

• This opens the ﬁ le you selected and makes it the active document.

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Note

You can also use the above procedures to open an mcs or ﬂ s ﬁ le created using a previous

ClassPad Manager version. Doing so, however, will convert the ﬁ le to vcp format automatically. See

“To open an old version mcs or ﬂ s ﬁ le” below.

■ To open an old version mcs or ﬂ s ﬁ le using drag and drop

Drag the ﬂ s or mcs ﬁ le to the ClassPad Window.

• This converts the ﬁ le to a vcp ﬁ le and makes it the active document. A dialog box like the one

shown below will appear.

■ To open an old version mcs or ﬂ s ﬁ le using the menu command

1. Right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and then click [File] - [Open] on the shortcut

menu that appears.

• This displays the Open dialog box.

2. On the Open dialog box, click the [File Type] box down arrow button and select the ﬁ le format (*.ﬂ s

or *.mcs) from the list that appears.

3. Select the ﬁ le you want to open and then click [Open].

• This converts the selected ﬂ s or mcs ﬁ le to a vcp ﬁ le and makes it the active document. This

displays a dialog box like the one shown below.

4. Click [OK].

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■ To save the currently open vcp ﬁ le

Right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and then click [File] - [Save] on the shortcut

menu that appears.

Note

The current active document is saved automatically whenever you quit ClassPad Manager. When

you start up ClassPad Manager the next time, the active document that was open during your last

session opens automatically.

■ To save the currently open vcp ﬁ le under a different name

1. Right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and then click [File] - [Save As] on the

shortcut menu that appears.

• This displays the Save As dialog box.

2. Type the new name into the “File Name” box.

3. Click [Save].

• This saves the currently open vcp ﬁ le under the new name and makes the new ﬁ le the active

document.

Using Transfer and Show

With Transfer and Show, simply connecting your ClassPad to your computer causes all the data

in your ClassPad to be stored in a vcp ﬁ le on your computer, which is then opened as the active

document automatically. This function makes it possible to use ClassPad Manager to instantly

display eActivity or other data you create on your ClassPad.

Note

Disconnect any connected ClassPads before beginning Transfer and Show.

■ To execute Transfer and Show

Example: To display an eActivity you created on a ClassPad with ClassPad Manager

1. Create an eActivity on a ClassPad.

2. On the ClassPad application menu, click A to start up the eActivity application.

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3. Right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and then click [Transfer and Show] on the

shortcut menu that appears.

• This displays the ﬁ rst Transfer and Show Assistant dialog box.

4. Click [OK].

• This displays the second Transfer and Show Assistant dialog box, which describes the steps

for using Transfer and Show.

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5. While the dialog box is displayed, use the ClassPad’s bundled USB cable to connect it to your

computer.

• The ClassPad will establish a connection with ClassPad Manager automatically, and then

transfer all of the data in ClassPad memory to ClassPad Manager. A dialog box remains on

your computer screen while data transfer is in progress.

• After data transfer is complete, the connection is closed automatically. At this time, the

eActivity application starts up automatically in the ClassPad Window and displays the last

eActivity you created on the ClassPad.

6. You can repeat this with as many ClassPads as you wish. When you are ﬁ nished, close the

Transfer and Show Assistant dialog box by clicking the in the upper right corner. The eActivity

window will now display the ﬁ le that was open before you started Transfer and Show.

Note

• A vcp ﬁ le created using Transfer and Show is stored in a folder named “Transfer and Show” with a

name based on the name of the attached ClassPad, which is located inside the home folder. See

“Home Folder” on page E-28 for more information.

• Under initial default settings, the current vcp ﬁ le for a particular named ClassPad in the Transfer

and Show folder is overwritten each time you execute Transfer and Show with that ClassPad.

• You can use any one of the following procedures to open the original vcp ﬁ le (active document

before executing Transfer and Show).

• “To open an existing vcp ﬁ le” (page E-23)

• “To change the active document” (page E-64)

• “To make a particular vcp ﬁ le in the home folder the active document” (page E-65)

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Home Folder

The home folder is where ClassPad Manager creates your default document. It also is the folder

displayed in the Exchange Window so you can easily manage ﬁ les and data.

By default, the home folder is located in My Documents\CASIO\ClassPad Manager.

■ To change the home folder

1. Right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and then click [File] - [Change Home Folder]

on the shortcut menu that appears.

• This will display a Home Folder dialog box like the one shown below.

2. Click [Browse].

• This displays the Browse Folder dialog box.

3. Select the folder you want to use as the home folder and then click [OK].

• This returns to the Home Folder dialog box.

4. Click [OK].

• This registers the folder you selected in step 3 as your home folder.

Clearing MCS Memory (Reset)

Except for eActivity ﬁ les, MCS memory is the location where all ClassPad data is stored. See

“ClassPad Manager Data” on page E-17 for more information.

■ To clear all data, except for eActivity ﬁ les

1. Right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and then click [File] - [Reset] on the shortcut

menu that appears.

• This will display a conﬁ rmation dialog box with the message “Reset Memory? Are you sure?”.

2. To clear memory, click [Yes]. To cancel the operation without clearing anything, click [No].

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Using ClassPad Window in the Fixed-size Mode

This section explains operations that are speciﬁ c to the Fixed-size Mode.

LCD Window

In the Fixed-size Mode, you can display only the screen portion (including the Icon Panel) of the

ClassPad in a separate window, called the “LCD Window”.

ClassPad Window LCD Window

■ To open the LCD Window

Right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and then click [LCD Window] on the shortcut

menu that appears.

■ To close the LCD Window

Click the button in the upper right corner of the LCD Window.

Note

The LCD Window and ClassPad Window are displayed at the same time. The ClassPad Window

cannot be closed.

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Controlling the Window Zoom Settings

The ClassPad Window has two zoom settings: ×1 (normal size) and ×2, while the LCD Window has

three zoom settings: ×2 (normal size), ×3, and ×4.

■ Changing the ClassPad Window Zoom Setting

Right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and then click [Zoom] - [×1] or [Zoom] - [×2].

■ Changing the LCD Window Zoom Setting

Right-click anywhere within the LCD Window and then click [Zoom] - [×2], [Zoom] - [×3], or

[Zoom] - [×4].

Fixed-size Mode Menu Commands

■ ClassPad Window Shortcut Menu Commands

To do this: Select this menu item:

Change to the Resizable Mode Resizable Mode

Display a separate LCD Window LCD Window

Display the Exchange Window Exchange Window

Transfer the contents of a ClassPad unit to ClassPad Manager Transfer and Show

Create a new vcp (virtual ClassPad) ﬁ le File - New

Open an existing vcp ﬁ le File - Open

Save changes to the current vcp ﬁ le File - Save

Save the current vcp ﬁ le with a new name File - Save As

Change the home folder File - Change Home Folder

Clear MCS memory File - Reset

Reopen one of the four most recently opened ﬁ les Recent Documents

Print the current screen Print

Paste text from the Windows clipboard Paste Special

Capture a screenshot and store it on the Windows clipboard Capture Screen

Keep the ClassPad Manager window and all its sub-windows on

top of other windows Always on top

Minimize the ClassPad Manager window Minimize

Change the window size Zoom

Show ClassPad Manager version and other information About ClassPad Manager

Open the ClassPad manual Search ClassPad Manual

Open the ClassPad Manager Manual Search ClassPad Manager

Manual

Quit ClassPad Manager Exit

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Using ClassPad Window in the Resizable Mode

This section explains operations that are speciﬁ c to the Resizable Mode.

This mode is available only in the Professional version of ClassPad Manager.

Resizable Mode Screen Structure

The following shows the structure of the ClassPad Window in the Resizable Mode.

ClassPad Window

The ClassPad Window size can be changed by clicking border and then dragging it to the size you

want.

Floating Menu Bar The menu bar has ﬁ ve menus: File, Edit, Applications, Window, and

Help. The menu bar “ﬂ oats”, which mean that you can move it around

independent of the ClassPad Window.

Function Bar The function bar includes four buttons that correspond to the ClassPad’s

icon panel (Menu, Resize, Swap, H-Copy), along with a “Keyboard”

button that corresponds to the ClassPad’s k key.

Floating Menu Bar

Function Bar

ClassPad OS screen

Status Bar

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Status Bar The status bar shows the following information.

1 ClassPad Manager status and other messages

2 Current zoom setting (×1 or ×2)

For more information, see “Changing the ClassPad OS Screen Zoom

Setting (Zoom)” on page E-33.

3 Size of ClassPad OS screen displayed on the current ClassPad

Window

Note

When Fixed-size Mode is selected for the ClassPad Window, the

ClassPad OS screen size is 198 × 294, which is the same as the

ClassPad.

■ Function Bar Button Operations

The table below explains what you can do with the function bar buttons.

When you want to do this:

Click this

function bar

button:

Or select this menu

item:

Display the application menu Menu [Applications] - [Menu]

Resize the currently active window (when there are

two windows displayed) so it ﬁ lls the entire display, or

return to the dual window display again

Resize [Window] - [Resize]

Swap the upper and lower windows, or swap full size

windows when one is open behind another Swap [Window] - [Swap]

Capture the currently displayed screen for transfer to

the Windows clipboard or for use with the ClassPad’s

Presentation application

H-Copy [Edit] - [Capture Screen]

Click to toggle display of the ClassPad’s soft

keyboard on and off Keyboard [Window] - [Keyboard]

Using the Floating Menu Bar to Start Up a ClassPad Application

You can start up an application by clicking the [Applications] menu and then the name of the

application on the menu.

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Changing the ClassPad OS Screen Zoom Setting (Zoom)

To change the ClassPad OS screen zoom setting, right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window

and then click [Zoom] - [×1] or [Zoom] - [×2].

[Zoom] - [×1] [Zoom] - [×2]

Note

You can also change the zoom setting by clicking [Zoom] - [×1] or [Zoom] - [×2] on the ﬂ oating

menu bar’s [Window] menu.

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Displaying Key Palettes

Clicking [Window] - [Palette] on the ﬂ oating menu bar will display a submenu of key palettes.

Click a key palette name to display it. Each key palette can be opened, closed and repositioned

independently.

[General Math]

[2D Math] [2D Math ADV] [Variables]

[Math] [Symbols] [International Characters]

Note

You can also display a soft keyboard by clicking the [Keyboard] button on the function bar, just like

on your ClassPad.

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Importing a Bitmap Image

You can use the procedure below to import a monochrome binary bitmap (.bmp) image into

ClassPad Manager. The imported ﬁ le is stored in Variable Manager, in a folder named “Imported”.

■ To import a bitmap image into ClassPad Manager

1. Prepare the image ﬁ le that you want to import.

2. Click [File] - [Import Bitmap].

• This displays the Bitmap Import Wizard dialog box.

3. Click the [Choose Bitmap] button.

• This displays the Open dialog box.

4. Select the ﬁ le you want to import, and then click [Open].

• This returns to the Bitmap Import Wizard dialog box.

5. Click [Next] and then follow the instructions that appear on your screen.

Note

• After importing an image, you can use the ClassPad Manager Picture application to open and edit

it. For more information, see “Using the Picture Application” on page E-44.

• An imported image can be used as the ClassPad ending screen. For more information, see

“Specifying the Ending Screen Image” in Chapter 16 of the ClassPad User’s Guide.

Generating MathML Data

Mathematical Markup Language (MathML) allows encoding of mathematical symbols and formulas

so they can be integrated into documents for publication on the World Wide Web. MathML is quickly

becoming the standard for scientiﬁ c publication on the Web.

ClassPad Manager can output algebraic expressions and text you input with the Main application,

eActivity application, or other application as a MathML ﬁ le (.mml). You can also copy algebraic

expressions and text as MathML data (content, presentation, or combined format) to the Windows

clipboard.

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■ To export a selected algebraic expression to a MathML ﬁ le

Example: To output an algebraic expression input with the Main application to a MathML ﬁ le

1. Click [Applications] - [Main] to start up the Main application.

2. Input the algebraic expression you want to output to the MathML ﬁ le.

3. Drag your mouse pointer across the expression to select (highlight) it.

4. Click [File] - [Export MathML].

• This displays the Save As dialog box.

5. Type in the ﬁ le name, and then click [Save].

• This saves the expression you selected in step 3 as an mml ﬁ le.

■ To copy a selected algebraic expression as MathML data to the Windows

clipboard

1. Select (highlight) the expression you want to copy by dragging your mouse pointer across it.

2. Click [Edit] - [Copy Special] - [MathML].

• This displays the sub-menu shown below.

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3. Click the sub-menu item you want.

To copy data using this type of MathML markup: Select this option:

Content

• Content markup captures the mathematical structure. Content

Presentation

• Presentation markup captures notational structure. Presentation

Combined

• Combined uses content markup whenever possible. Otherwise, it uses

presentation markup.

Combined

• Please consult the Internet or other publications for full details about MathML content markup

and presentation markup.

Copying algebraic Expressions and Text as Unicode Text

You can use the procedure below to copy text or an algebraic expression you selected on the

ClassPad application to the Windows clipboard as Unicode text.

■ To copy algebraic expressions or text as Unicode text

1. Select (highlight) the expression or text you want to copy by dragging your mouse pointer

across it.

2. Click [Edit] - [Copy Special] - [Unicode].

• This copies the selected expression or text to the Windows clipboard as Unicode text.

• You can paste the copied text into any Windows application that supports text editing.

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Copying an Entire eActivity

You can copy the entire content of an eActivity that is currently opened with the eActivity application

to the Windows clipboard. The format of the copied data depends on whether it comes from a text

row, calculation row, or strip.

text row Copied as Unicode text. Since a natural display expression that was input with

the 2D Keyboard into a text row is copied as Unicode text, the natural display

format is lost. Text rows can be edited within other applications.

calculation row Both the calculation expression and its result are copied as bitmaps. Because

of this, a natural display expression that was input with the 2D Keyboard into

a calculation row is copied as an image, just as it appears on the ClassPad

Window. Calculation rows cannot be edited within other applications.

strip The string “<Container>” is inserted in place of the strip. If the strip has a title,

the title is appended to the right of “<Container>”.

Original eActivity Data Pasted in WordPad

■ To copy an entire eActivity

1. Open the eActivity whose content you want to copy.

2. Click [Edit] - [Copy Special] - [eActivity].

• This displays the sub-menu shown below.

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3. Click the sub-menu item you want.

To specify this option: Select this option:

Calculation rows copied as actual size (×1) bitmaps ×1

Calculation rows copied as double size (×2) bitmaps ×2

• Clicking ×1 or ×2 copies all of the content of the currently open eActivity to the Windows clipboard.

• You can paste the copied text and bitmaps into WordPad or any other Windows application that

supports text editing and bitmaps.

Resizable Mode Menu Commands

■ ClassPad Window Shortcut Menu Commands

To do this: Select this menu item:

Change to the Fixed-size Mode Fixed-size Mode

Display the Exchange Window Exchange Window

Transfer the contents of the ClassPad unit to ClassPad

Manager Transfer and Show

Create a new vcp (virtual ClassPad) ﬁ le File - New

Open an existing ﬁ le File - Open

Save changes to the current vcp ﬁ le File - Save

Save the current vcp ﬁ le with a new name File - Save As

Change the home folder File - Change Home Folder

Clear MCS memory File - Reset

Reopen one of the four most recently opened ﬁ les Recent Documents

Print the current screen Print

Paste the text on the Windows clipboard Paste Special

Capture a screenshot of the virtual ClassPad screen to the

Windows clipboard Capture Screen

Keep the ClassPad Manager window and all of its sub-

windows on top of all other windows Always on top

Minimize the ClassPad Manager window Minimize

Change the ClassPad OS screen zoom setting Zoom

Show ClassPad Manager version and other information About ClassPad Manager

Open the ClassPad manual Search ClassPad Manual

Open the ClassPad Manager manual Search ClassPad Manager Manual

Quit the ClassPad Manager application Exit

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■ [File] Menu Commands

To do this: Select this menu item:

Create a new vcp (virtual ClassPad) ﬁ le New

Open an existing vcp ﬁ le Open

Save changes to the current vcp ﬁ le Save

Save the current vcp ﬁ le with a new name Save As

Clear MCS memory Reset

Change the home folder Change Home Folder

Import a monochrome bitmap into ClassPad Manager Import Bitmap

Export selected math expressions and text to an mml ﬁ le Export MathML

Print the current screen Print

Reopen one of the four most recently opened ﬁ les

1 <ﬁ le name>

2 <ﬁ le name>

3 <ﬁ le name>

4 <ﬁ le name>

Quit the ClassPad Manager application Exit

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■ [Edit] Menu Commands

To do this: Select this menu item:

Copy an entire eActivity Copy Special - eActivity

Copy the selected math expression with content markup Copy Special - MathML - Content

Copy the selected math expression with presentation

markup Copy Special - MathML - Presentation

Copy the selected math expression with combined

content and presentation markup Copy Special - MathML - Combined

Copy the selected text as Unicode Copy Special - Unicode

Paste text from the Windows clipboard Paste Special

Capture a screenshot of the virtual ClassPad screen to

the Windows clipboard Capture Screen

Capture a screenshot of the current active panel to the

Windows clipboard Capture Current Panel

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■ [Applications] Menu Commands

To do this: Select this menu item:

Display the Application menu Menu

Start up an application Applicable menu item

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■ [Window] Menu Commands

To do this: Select this menu item:

Change to the Fixed-size Mode Fixed-size Mode

Display the Exchange Window Exchange Window

Transfer contents of the ClassPad unit to ClassPad Manager Transfer and Show

Keep the ClassPad Manager Window and all of its sub-windows on

top of all other windows Always on top

Minimize the ClassPad Manager Window Minimize

Change the ClassPad OS screen zoom setting to 1X Zoom - ×1

Change the ClassPad OS screen zoom setting to 2X Zoom - ×2

Open the ClassPad keyboard Keyboard

Open the General Math key palette Palettes - General Math

Open the 2D Math key palette Palettes - 2D Math

Open the 2D Math ADV key palette Palettes - 2D Math ADV

Open the Variables key palette Palettes - Variables

Open the Math key palette Palettes - Math

Open the Symbols key palette Palettes - Symbols

Open the International Characters key palette Palettes - International

Characters

Resize the currently active window (when there are two windows

displayed) so it ﬁ lls the entire display, or return to the dual window

display again

Resize

Swap the upper and lower windows, or swap full size windows

when one is open behind another Swap

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■ [Help] Menu Commands

To do this: Select this menu item:

Open the ClassPad manual Search ClassPad Manual

Open the ClassPad Manager manual Search ClassPad Manager Manual

Show information about the license agreement About License Agreement

Show ClassPad Manager version and other information About ClassPad Manager

Note

Adobe Acrobat Reader must be installed on your computer in order to view the ClassPad and

ClassPad Manager manuals.

Using the Picture Application

Important!

The Picture application is only available within the ClassPad Manager.

Picture Application Overview

This section describes the conﬁ guration of the Picture application window, and provides basic

information about its menus and commands.

■ To start up the Picture application

On the application menu, click .

This starts the Picture application and displays the Picture application screen.

• The initial default tool will be the pencil (M) if you start up the Picture application from the

application menu.

• The initial default tool will be the select tool (G) if you start up the Picture application from an

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■ Picture Application Window

Starting up the Picture application displays the screen shown below.

Drawing Area

Menu Bar

Toolbar

Floating Toolbar

The ﬂ oating toolbar

contains the most

commonly used buttons

of the toolbar. The ﬂ oating

toolbar is hidden when

you ﬁ rst start up the

Picture application, but

you can turn its display on

or off as required.

Status Bar

■ Picture Application Menus

This section explains the operations you can perform using the menus of the Picture application

window.

O Menu

To do this: Select this O Menu item:

Select an image to be displayed when ClassPad power is turned

off Ending Screen

Note

For details about the O menu items, see “Using the O Menu” in Chapter 1 of the ClassPad

User’s Guide.

File Menu

To do this: Select this File Menu item:

Create a new ﬁ le New

Open an existing ﬁ le Open

Save a ﬁ le Save

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Edit Menu

To do this: Select this Edit Menu item:

Undo or redo the last operation Undo/Redo

Cut the currently selected items and place them onto the

clipboard Cut

Copy the currently selected items to the clipboard Copy

Paste the current clipboard contents into the drawing area Paste

Select everything in the drawing area Select All

Flip the currently selected items horizontally Flip Horizontal

Flip the currently selected items vertically Flip Vertical

Rotate the currently selected items 180 degrees Rotate 180°

Invert the colors (black-white) of the currently selected items Invert Colors

Change the size of the drawing area (bitmap size of the currently

open ﬁ le) Resize

Clear the drawing area Clear All

View Menu

To do this: Select this View Menu item:

Show/hide the ﬂ oating toolbar Floating Toolbar

Draw Menu

To do this: Select this Draw Menu item:

Draw a point or curve Pencil

Erase a point Eraser

Draw a line Line

Draw an arrow Vector

Draw a polygon Polygon

Draw a square Square

Draw a rectangle Rectangle

Draw a circle Circle

Draw an ellipse Ellipse

Insert text Text

Toggle the status of closed ﬁ gures between opaque (this menu

item checked) and translucent (this menu item unchecked) Draw Opaque

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■ Picture Application Buttons

This section explains the operations you can perform using the toolbar buttons of the Picture

application window.

Picture application toolbar buttons are arranged into ﬁ ve groups, on two toolbar pages.

Page 1 Page 2

Note

• Group 1 and Group 2 buttons can also be displayed on the ﬂ oating toolbar.

• Group 4 buttons are available only when certain drawing tools (a, c, etc.) are selected. Group

4 buttons are not displayed when you ﬁ rst start up the Picture application.

Page 1 - Group 1

To do this: Click this button:

Select an area by dragging across it in the drawing area G

Enable the Pan mode for drag scrolling of the screen V

Zoom in on the drawing area (×1 R ×2 R ×4) W

Zoom out on the drawing area (×4 R ×2 R 1) E

Group 5

Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4

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Page 1 - Group 2

To do this: Click this button:

Draw a point or curve M

Erase a point }

Draw a line i

Draw an arrow o

Draw a rectangle line N

Draw a polygon X

Draw a rectangle Z

Draw a square a

Draw an ellipse b

Draw a circle c

Insert text u

Page 1 - Group 3

To do this: Click this button:

Change the thickness of lines and outlines

• Each click cycles through four available thickness settings. F

Toggle line, outline, and text color between black and white d / e

Page 1 - Group 4

To do this: Click this button:

Select the ﬁ ll pattern of closed ﬁ gures (polygon, rectangle, square,

ellipse, or circle)

f, g, h, i, j,

k, l, m, n

Toggle the status of closed ﬁ gures between opaque and translucent o

Page 2 - Group 5

To do this: Click this button:

Clear the drawing area e

Cut the currently selected items and place them onto the clipboard r

Copy the currently selected items to the clipboard t

Paste the current clipboard contents into the drawing area y

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Status Bar Information

The following shows the information that appears in the Picture application status bar.

File name

<untitled> indicates that the ﬁ le

has not been saved yet.

Size of the image of the ﬁ le

being edited.

Creating and Saving a File

Important!

Performing an operation to create a new ﬁ le or open an existing ﬁ ll will display the Clear All dialog

box shown below.

Clicking [OK] will clear everything in the drawing area. If you want to save the edits you have made

up to this point before opening a new ﬁ le, click [Cancel] and save the data to a ﬁ le.

Note that the Clear All dialog box always appears when you create a new ﬁ le or open an existing

ﬁ le, regardless of whether there are unsaved edits in the drawing area.

■ To create a new ﬁ le

1. Click [File] - [New].

• On the Clear All dialog box that appears, click [OK]. This displays an image size setting dialog

box.

2. Input values for the width and height (from 1 to 1000) and then click [OK].

• This creates a new ﬁ le.

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■ To open an existing ﬁ le

1. Click [File] - [Open].

• This displays the Files dialog box.

2. On the dialog box, select the ﬁ le you want to open and then click [Open].

• On the Clear All dialog box that appears, click [OK]. This will open the ﬁ le.

■ To save an unsaved ﬁ le

1. Click [File] - [New].

• This displays the Files dialog box with the cursor located in the ﬁ le name input box.

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2. Type in the ﬁ le name, and then click [Save].

• This saves the image under the ﬁ le name you input.

■ To replace an existing ﬁ le with the new version

1. Click [File] - [Save] to display the Files dialog box.

2. Without changing anything on the dialog box, click [Save].

• This will cause the message “Overwrite?” to appear.

3. To overwrite the current ﬁ le with the new version, click [OK]. To cancel the save operation and

return to the Files dialog box, click [Cancel].

■ To save a ﬁ le under a new name

1. Click [File] - [Save] to display the Files dialog box.

2. Click the ﬁ le name input box, and input the new ﬁ le name.

3. Click [Save].

• This saves the image under the ﬁ le name you input.

Resizing a Bitmap

You can use the procedure below to resize the bitmap you are currently editing. When resizing a

bitmap, the upper left corner of the bitmap is ﬁ xed.

■ To resize a bitmap

1. Click [Edit] - [Resize].

• This displays an image size setting dialog box.

2. Input values for the width and height (from 1 to 1000) and then click [OK].

Note

You can undo a resize operation immediately after completing it by clicking [Edit] - [Undo].

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Scroll and Pan

The procedures in this section explain how to scroll and pan the Picture application screen when

the image does not ﬁ t within the screen area.

■ To scroll an image

Use the scroll bar(s) to scroll the image.

■ To pan an image

1. On the toolbar, click V.

2. Drag the mouse pointer within the drawing area.

• The image will pan in the direction you drag.

Note

The image will not pan if there are no scroll bars displayed.

Drawing Operations

This section explains the various ﬁ gure and text operations you can perform with the Picture

application.

■ Drawing Figures

Based on the type of image you want to draw, select the applicable drawing tool from the tool bar,

ﬂ oating toolbar or [Draw] menu. Next, drag and click in the drawing area to draw the ﬁ gure. The

following explains which drawing tool you need to use draw each type of ﬁ gure.

To draw this

type of ﬁ gure:

Click this

button:

And perform this

operation in the drawing

area:

Which will do this in the drawing

area:

point or curve MClick or drag. Draw a point where you click or a curve

where you drag.

line iClick one point and then

another point.

(You could also drag from

one point to the next.)

Draw a line connecting the two points.

arrow oDraw a vector connecting the two

points.

rectangle line NDraw a rectangle line starting from the

ﬁ rst point and ending near the second

point.

square aDraw a square starting from the ﬁ rst

point with the angle opposite the ﬁ rst

point near the second point.

rectangle ZDraw a rectangle with opposite angles

at the two points.

circle cDraw a circle whose center point is at

the ﬁ rst point and whose radius is the

distance between the two points.

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To draw this

type of ﬁ gure:

Click this

button:

And perform this

operation in the drawing

area:

Which will do this in the drawing

area:

ellipse bClick one point and then

another point.

(You could also drag from

one point to the next.)

Draw an ellipse inscribed in a rectangle

whose opposite angles are at the two

points.

polygon XSequentially click points

you want to specify as

vertices of the polygon.

Draw a polygon by attaching the current

click point with the last click point. The

ﬁ rst click point and last click point are

always connected by a straight line.

Note

• After you are ﬁ nished using a drawing tool, click the G button or select a different drawing tool.

• Right after you draw a ﬁ gure there will be points (small o points) indicating the points you speciﬁ ed

when drawing it. You can drag these points to resize or reshape the ﬁ gure, if you want.

The small o points will disappear when you start drawing another ﬁ gure with the same drawing tool

or if you select a different tool.

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■ To use the eraser tool

1. Click [Eraser] on the [Draw] menu, or click the } button on the toolbar.

• This selects the eraser tool.

2. Click F to select the width of the eraser.

• Each click of F cycles through the four available width settings (indicated by the value on the

right side of the button). The values indicate the eraser width in number of pixels.

3. Drag the eraser across the area of the drawing that you want to erase.

• The width of the erasure corresponds to the width setting you speciﬁ ed in step 2.

■ To insert text into a drawing

1. Click [Text] on the [Draw] menu, or click the u button on the toolbar.

• This selects the text tool.

2. Click the location in the drawing area where you want the text to be located.

• This displays the Input Text dialog box.

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3. Type in up to 39 characters of text, and then click [OK].

• This will display the text in a broken line frame at the location you input in step 2.

4. Click and hold inside the broken line frame, and drag the text to the location you want.

5. After you are ﬁ nished locating the text where you want, click the G button or select a different

drawing tool.

• This will cause the frame to disappear and ﬁ x the text at its current location.

Specifying the Figure Line Width and Fill Pattern

The procedures in this section explain how to specify the thickness and color (white or black) of

the lines and ﬁ gure outlines you draw with the drawing tools, the ﬁ ll pattern of closed ﬁ gures, and

whether the area within a closed ﬁ gure is translucent or opaque.

■ To specify the line thickness

1. Click F.

• Each click of F cycles through the four available width settings (indicated by the value on the

right side of the button). The values indicate the line width in number of pixels.

2. Perform the procedure under “Drawing Figures” on page E-52 to draw the ﬁ gure you want.

• The ﬁ gure will be drawn using the line thickness you speciﬁ ed in step 1.

■ To toggle lines, outlines, and text color between black and white

1. Click d (or e).

• Each time you click the button it toggles between d (black) and e (white).

2. Perform the procedure under “Drawing Figures” on page E-52 to draw a ﬁ gure or “To insert text

into a drawing” on page E-54 to input text.

• The text or ﬁ gure will be the color you speciﬁ ed in step 1.

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■ To select the ﬁ ll pattern of a closed ﬁ gure (polygon, rectangle, square, ellipse,

or circle)

1. Select the polygon, rectangle, square, ellipse, or circle drawing tool.

• This will cause a button with a down arrow button (v) to appear on the right side of page 1 of

the toolbar.

2. Click the down arrow button and then select the ﬁ ll pattern you want from the menu of patterns

that appears.

• The number of ﬁ ll patterns available will depend on the type of drawing tool you selected in

step 1.

Rectangle or square Polygon, ellipse, or circle

3. Perform the procedure under “Drawing Figures” on page E-52 to draw the ﬁ gure you want.

• The ﬁ gure you draw will be ﬁ lled with the ﬁ ll pattern you selected in step 2.

(Fill examples)

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■ To make a closed ﬁ gure (polygon, rectangle, square, ellipse, or circle)

translucent or opaque

1. On the [Draw] menu, click [Draw Opaque] so the [Draw Opaque] command does not have a

check mark next to it.

• Figures you draw are opaque when there is a check mark next to [Draw Opaque], and

translucent when there is no check mark.

2. Perform the procedure under “Drawing Figures” on page E-52 to draw the ﬁ gure you want.

• The ﬁ gure is either opaque or translucent, depending on the setting you selected in step 1.

[Draw Opaque] On [Draw Opaque] Off

■ Changing Settings after Drawing a Figure

Right after you draw a ﬁ gure there will be points (small o points) indicating the points you speciﬁ ed

when drawing it. You can change the line thickness, line color (black or white), ﬁ ll pattern, and

opaque/translucent settings while these points are still on the display.

To change this attribute: After using this drawing tool: Perform this operation:

Line thickness line, arrow, rectangle line, square,

rectangle, circle, ellipse, polygon

Click F.

Line or text color (white,

black)

line, arrow, rectangle line, square,

rectangle, circle, ellipse, polygon,

text

Click d (or e).

Figure ﬁ ll pattern square, rectangle, circle, ellipse,

polygon

Click the down arrow button (v)

on the right side of page 1 of

the toolbar, and then click the ﬁ ll

pattern you want.

Opaque/translucent setting

of a ﬁ gure

Click [Draw] - [Draw Opaque].

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Editing Figures

■ To select an area in the drawing area for editing

1. On the toolbar, click G.

2. Drag the mouse pointer across the area you want to edit.

• This encloses the area in a selection boundary.

Note

To clear the selection boundary, click anywhere outside of it.

■ To select the entire bitmap

Click [Edit] - [Select All].

This selects the G tool automatically, and selects the entire bitmap.

Note

To cancel a Select All operation, select any other tool besides G.

■ To ﬂ ip, rotate, or invert the selected image

1. Select the image(s) you want to manipulate.

2. Perform one of the following operations.

To do this: Click this Edit menu command:

Flip the selected image(s) horizontally Flip Horizontal

Flip the selected image(s) vertically Flip Vertical

Rotate the selected image(s) 180 degrees Rotate 180°

Invert the black and white areas of the image Invert Colors

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■ To clear the drawing area

1. Click [Edit] - [Clear All].

• This causes a Clear All conﬁ rmation dialog box to appear.

2. Click [OK] to clear the drawing area or [Cancel] to cancel the clear operation.

Copying and Pasting Images between a Windows Application and the

Picture Application

■ To paste something copied from a Windows application into the Picture

application

1. Copy an image or text from a Windows image editing application, word processor, etc.

2. Start up the Picture application in the ClassPad Window.

3. Right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and then click [Paste Special] on the shortcut

menu that appears.

• This pastes a monochrome bitmap image of what you copied in step 1 into the Picture

application.

Copied Image Pasted Image

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■ To paste something copied from the Picture application into a Windows

application

1. In the Picture application, drag the mouse pointer across the area you want to copy so it is

selected.

• See “To select an area in the drawing area for editing” on page E-58, or “To select the entire

bitmap” on page E-58.

2. Click [Edit] - [Copy].

3. Open a Windows application that supports pasting of bitmap images (Paint, WordPad, etc).

4. In the Windows application, perform the required operation to paste the data.

Conﬁ guring Ending Screen Settings

You can use an image you created and stored with the Picture application as the ending screen

image.

After selecting the ending screen image, in the Picture application click O - [Ending Screen] to

display the dialog box shown below.

The operation procedures of this dialog box are the same as those used with the System

application. For more information, see “Specifying the Ending Screen Image” in Chapter 16 of the

ClassPad User’s Guide.

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Chapter 4

Using the Exchange Window

This chapter covers the following points.

• Data transfer between your ClassPad and computer

• Backup of ClassPad data to your computer, restoration of backed up data from your computer to

your ClassPad

• Virtual ClassPad data operations

• Conversion of old version ClassPad data ﬁ les (ﬂ s and mcs format) to vcp ﬁ les

• Saving eActivity and program and other virtual ClassPad data to your computer (xcp ﬁ les)

Exchange Window Overview

This section shows the structure of the Exchange Window and explains the meanings of its folders

and icons. To display the Exchange Window, right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and

then click [Exchange Window] on the shortcut menu that appears.

Exchange Window Structure

The basic layout of the Exchange Window is similar to that of Windows Explorer. It is divided

between two areas.

ClassPad Area

This area shows the data in the memory

of the ClassPad unit that is connected to

the computer.

Computer Area

This area shows the data in the virtual

ClassPad on the computer.

Note

Only the Computer area will appear if you open the Exchange Window while there is no ClassPad

unit connected to the computer. The ClassPad area will appear when you connect a ClassPad unit

to the computer or if you click .

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■ ClassPad Area Icons

The icons in this are represent all of the data in the memory of the ClassPad unit that is connected

to the computer, except for .

Icon Description

This is the ClassPad area root directory. It includes the Handheld

Assistant folder and all ClassPad units connected to the computer.

This is a folder that is generated automatically by ClassPad Manager.

For more information, see “Using Handheld Assistant” on page E-82.

<ClassPad name> This icon represents a ClassPad unit that is connected to computer

and with which the computer has established a connection. The text

to the right of the icon is the name of the ClassPad unit. Clicking this

icon will display the ClassPad’s Flash memory ( ) and

MCS memory ( ) contents in the next pane to the

right.

This folder represents the ClassPad unit storage location for eActivity

data (Flash memory).

This folder represents the ClassPad unit storage location for non-

eActivity data (MCS memory).

<Folder name> These are the individual folders inside and

<File name> These are the ﬁ les that contain eActivity data, programs,

presentations, and variables.

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■ Computer Area Icons

The icons in this area represent the virtual ClassPad data stored on your computer.

Icon Description

This is the Computer area root directory. It contains two folders: the

Active Document folder and the ClassPad Manager folder.

This folder contains the vcp ﬁ le that is currently opened by ClassPad

Manager.

This is the ﬁ le that is currently opened by ClassPad Manager.

This folder represents the virtual ClassPad unit storage location for

eActivity data.

This folder represents the virtual ClassPad unit storage location for

non-eActivity data.

This icon represents the folder in computer memory that is speciﬁ ed

as the ClassPad Manager home folder. See “Home Folder” on page

E-28 for more information.

This is the icon for the Backups folder inside the Home Folder. vcp

ﬁ les created with the backup function are stored in this folder.

This icon represents vcp ﬁ les in the Home Folder. The text to the right

of the icon is the ﬁ le name. Clicking this icon will display the virtual

ClassPad’s eActivities folder and Other Data folder contents in the

next pane to the right.

<Folder name> These are the individual folders inside and

<File name> These are the ﬁ les that contain eActivity data, programs,

presentations, and variables.

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Active Document Folder and Home Folder

The Exchange Window can be used to manipulate multiple virtual ClassPads (vcp ﬁ les). The vcp ﬁ le

whose contents are displayed when the ClassPad Window is open is called the “active document”.

The active document is displayed in the Active Document folder of the Exchange Window, while

other vcp ﬁ les are displayed in the home folder (Default: “ClassPad Manager”).

Active Document Folder

You will ﬁ nd the currently active vcp ﬁ le in the Active Document folder. Each vcp ﬁ le has an

eActivity folder and Other Data folder. The ClassPad Window displays all the data in the currently

active vcp ﬁ le.

■ To change the active document

1. Right-click the Active Document Folder and then click [Active Document] on the shortcut menu

that appears.

• This displays the “Choose the Virtual ClassPad to Activate” dialog box.

2. On the dialog box, select the vcp ﬁ le you want to activate and then click [Open].

• This will cause the vcp ﬁ le you selected to appear in the Active Document folder.

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■ To make a particular vcp ﬁ le in the home folder the active document

1. Right-click the vcp ﬁ le you want to make the active document.

2. On the shortcut menu that appears, click [Activate].

• This will cause the vcp ﬁ le you right-clicked in step 1 to appear in the Active Document folder.

Note

You can also change the active document by selecting [Open] on the [File] menu of the ClassPad

Window (ﬂ oating menu bar or shortcut menu). For more information, see “To open an existing vcp

ﬁ le” on page E-23.

Home Folder

You can ﬁ nd the home folder in the Exchange Window just below the Active Document folder. The

default home folder is “ClassPad Manager” located in the My Documents\CASIO folder.

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■ To change the home folder

1. Click [File] - [Change Home Folder] or right-click the home folder and then click [Change Home

Folder] on the shortcut menu that appears.

• This will display a Home Folder dialog box like the one shown below.

2. Click [Browse].

• This displays the Browse Folder dialog box.

3. Select the folder you want to use as the home folder and then click [OK].

• This returns to the Home Folder dialog box.

4. Click [OK].

• This registers the folder you selected in step 3 as your home folder.

Note

You can also change the home folder by selecting [File] and then [Change Home Folder] from the

ﬂ oating menu bar.

Establishing Data Communication between Your

ClassPad and ClassPad Manager

In order to be able to transfer data between a ClassPad unit and your computer, you must ﬁ rst

establish a connection between the ClassPad and ClassPad Manager.

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To establish a connection between one or more ClassPad unit and

ClassPad Manager

■ ClassPad Manager Operation

1. On your computer, start up ClassPad Manager.

• This displays the ClassPad Window.

2. Right-click anywhere within the ClassPad Window and then click [Exchange Window] on the

shortcut menu that appears.

• This displays the Exchange Window, which will show the Computer area only.

■ ClassPad Operation

3. Use the USB cable that comes bundled with the ClassPad to connect it to the computer.

• The ClassPad will establish a connection with ClassPad Manager automatically, and then

display the message shown below.

• At this time, the ClassPad area will appear on the Exchange Window, showing the icon of the

connected ClassPad.

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4. If you want to establish a connection with multiple ClassPad units, repeat step 3 for each

ClassPad unit.

• Each time you establish a connection between a new ClassPad and ClassPad Manager, that

icon of that ClassPad will be added to the ClassPad area of the Exchange Window.

Note

Closing the Exchange Window will automatically disconnect the ClassPad units from ClassPad

Manager.

Precautions when Connecting Multiple ClassPad Units to a Computer

• When establishing connections between multiple ClassPad units and ClassPad Manager, you

need either a computer with multiple USB ports or a USB hub with enough ports to support

connection of the required number of ClassPad units.

• If you plan to use a hub, refer to the manufacturer’s instructions for installation and use.

Performance may vary depending on the type of USB hub you use.

■ Troubleshooting a Connection

If step 3 above fails, try performing the following steps on the ClassPad unit.

1. On the application menu, tap B.

• This starts the Communication application.

2. Tap [Setup] - [Open Setup Menu].

• This displays the Communication dialog box.

3. Conﬁ gure the above dialog box with the following settings.

• Cable Type : USB cable

• Wakeup Enable : On

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5. Repeat steps 1-3 under “To establish a connection between one or more ClassPad unit and

ClassPad Manager”.

■ Disconnecting a ClassPad Unit from ClassPad Manager Manually

You can use the procedures in this section to disconnect a particular ClassPad unit from ClassPad

Manager without disconnecting the USB cable. You can accomplish this by performing either a

ClassPad Manager operation or a ClassPad unit operation.

To disconnect a ClassPad unit using the ClassPad Manager operation

1. On the Exchange Window, right-click the icon of the ClassPad unit you want to disconnect.

2. On the shortcut menu that appears, click [Disconnect].

• This will disconnect the ClassPad unit. At this time, the message “Complete!” will appear on

the ClassPad unit.

To disconnect a ClassPad unit using the ClassPad operation

Press the c key. This disconnects the ClassPad unit and displays “Terminate!” on its display.

4. Tap [Set] to close the dialog box.

• Conﬁ rm that the ClassPad screen changes to show something like the one shown below.

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■ Communication Errors

When this error message is displayed: You should do this:

Check that the ClassPad and computer are

connected correctly by the USB cable. After

conﬁ rming that the connection is correct, perform

the above procedure again.

This error message appears and communication is

terminated when there is no data communication

between the ClassPad and ClassPad Manager for a

long time. Tap [Retry] to try again.

ClassPad Names (Displayed in the Exchange Window)

Whenever you establish a connection with ClassPad units and ClassPad Manager, they are

displayed in the Exchange Window using sequential temporary names like: ClassPad1, ClassPad2,

etc., unless you choose to change the name. You can change these temporary names to something

more descriptive for each ClassPad.

■ To rename a ClassPad unit

1. On the Exchange Window, right-click the icon of the ClassPad unit you want to rename, and

then click [Rename] on the shortcut menu that appears.

• This displays the Rename dialog box.

2. Type in the name you want to assign to the ClassPad unit.

• The name can be up to 90 characters long.

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3. Click [OK].

• This changes the name of the ClassPad unit whose icon you clicked in step 1 to the name you

input. After you use the above procedure to assign a name to a ClassPad unit, it will appear in

the Exchange Window whenever you establish a connection between that ClassPad unit and

ClassPad Manager.

Transferring eActivity Files

You can use ClassPad Manager to transfer eActivity ﬁ les between your ClassPad and computer.

Before doing so, however, you should check the version numbers of the ClassPad Manager

application running on your computer and the operating system running on your ClassPad to make

sure they are compatible with each other. Never try to transfer ﬁ les from a higher version number (like

03.00) to a lower version number (like 02.20).

ClassPad Version Dialog Box ClassPad Manager Version Dialog Box

• See the ClassPad User’s Guide for information about viewing the ClassPad version number.

• See page E-14 for information about viewing the ClassPad Manager version number.

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Warning!

• eActivities created with an earlier version can be opened in Version 3.00. Settings that do not exist

in earlier versions will be set to their defaults automatically.

• Do not try to transfer eActivities created with Version 3.00 to an earlier version.

Transferring Files between the ClassPad and Your PC

You can use the Exchange Window to transfer (copy) data between a ClassPad unit with which a

connection has been established with ClassPad Manager.

Important!

• This section explains how to transfer data between a single ClassPad unit and ClassPad Manager.

For information about transferring data from ClassPad Manager to multiple ClassPad units, see

“Using Handheld Assistant” on page E-82.

• Before performing the procedures in this section, refer to “Establishing Data Communication

between Your ClassPad and ClassPad Manager” on page E-66 and make sure that the icon of the

ClassPad unit you want to transfer data with is displayed in the Exchange Window.

• The explanations in this section refer to the four panes of the Exchange Window as Pane 1, Pane

2, Pane 3, and Pane 4, from left to right.

Batch Transferring (Copying) a Set of ClassPad Unit Data

Batch transfer refers to transferring more than one ﬁ le at once. The following types of operations

are supported.

• Batch transfer of all ClassPad unit data to ClassPad Manager and store it in a newly created vcp

ﬁ le

• Batch transfer of all ClassPad unit data to a current virtual ClassPad displayed in the ClassPad

Manager Exchange Window

• Batch transfer of all data of a current virtual ClassPad displayed in the ClassPad Manager

Exchange Window to a ClassPad unit

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■ To batch transfer all ClassPad unit data to ClassPad Manager and store it in a

newly created vcp ﬁ le

1. In Pane 1 of the Exchange Window, click the icon of the ClassPad unit you want to transfer

from.

2. Drag the icon from Pane 1 and drop it onto the home folder in Pane 3 (Default: “ClassPad

Manager”).

• A dialog box remains on your computer screen while data transfer is in progress.

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• The data transfer dialog box will close when data transfer is complete. Conﬁ rm that a vcp ﬁ le

icon with the same name as the original ClassPad that you copied the data from is displayed

in Pane 3 of the Exchange Window.

■ To batch transfer of all ClassPad unit data to a current virtual ClassPad

displayed in the ClassPad Manager Exchange Window

1. In Pane 1 of the Exchange Window, click the icon of the ClassPad unit you want to transfer

from.

2. Drag the icon and drop it onto the icon of the virtual ClassPad in Pane 3 to which you want to

transfer the data.

• This will cause the vcp ﬁ le name to become highlighted.

3. Drop the ClassPad unit icon onto the virtual ClassPad icon by releasing the mouse button.

• A dialog box remains on your computer screen while data transfer is in progress.

• The data transfer dialog box will close when data transfer is complete.

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Note

Performing the above procedure does not affect the ﬁ les (except ﬁ les with the same name that you

specify to be overwritten) that are already stored on the virtual ClassPad being transferred to.

Overwrite Existing File? Dialog Box

The “Overwrite Existing File?” dialog box will appear if a ﬁ le that is being transferred from a

ClassPad unit has the same name as a ﬁ le that already exists on the virtual ClassPad being

transferred to (like eActivities\main\, for example).

• To overwrite the existing ﬁ le with the one being transferred, click [Overwrite]. Click [Skip] to

skip transfer of the ﬁ le and leave the ﬁ le on the virtual ClassPad as-is, or [Cancel] to cancel the

transfer operation.

• If you want to apply the [Overwrite] or [Skip] operation to all ﬁ les that have the same name, select

the [Apply to all] check box and then click [Overwrite] or [Skip].

■ To batch transfer all data of a current virtual ClassPad displayed in the ClassPad

Manager Exchange Window to a ClassPad unit

1. In Pane 3 of the Exchange Window, click the icon of the virtual ClassPad you want to transfer

from.

2. Drag the icon and drop it onto the icon of the ClassPad unit in Pane 1 to which you want to

transfer the data.

• This causes the ClassPad name to become highlighted.

3. Drop the virtual ClassPad icon onto the ClassPad unit icon by releasing the mouse button.

• A dialog box remains on your computer screen while data transfer is in progress.

• The “Overwrite Existing File?” dialog box will appear if a ﬁ le in the data being transferred from

the virtual ClassPad has the same name as a ﬁ le already stored in ClassPad unit memory.

See “Overwrite Existing File? Dialog Box” above for more information about this dialog box.

• The data transfer dialog box will close when data transfer is complete.

Note

Performing the above procedure does not affect the ﬁ les (except ﬁ les with the same name that you

specify to be overwritten) that are already stored on the ClassPad being transferred to.

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Transferring (Copying) Speciﬁ c Folders

You can use the procedures in this section to transfer speciﬁ c data folders between a ClassPad

unit and a virtual ClassPad in the Exchange Window.

Important!

• A folder in the eActivities folder cannot be transferred to an Other Data folder, and vice versa.

Note

Unlike Windows Explorer, transferring a folder to a location that already has a folder with the same

name does not overwrite the existing folder with the new one. Instead, the ﬁ les inside the existing

folder are overwritten with the ﬁ les with the same name that are located inside the folder being

transferred. This means that the ﬁ les in the existing folder that are not overwritten are retained.

■ To transfer a speciﬁ c folder from a ClassPad unit to a virtual ClassPad

1. Click the icon of the folder you want to transfer in Pane 1 or Pane 2 of the Exchange Window.

• You can click any folder inside the eActivities folder or the Other Data folder.

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2. Drag the icon and drop it onto the icon of the virtual ClassPad in Pane 3 to which you want to

transfer it.

• This starts data transfer. All of the ﬁ les in the folder you selected in step 1 will be transferred

to the same level in the directory of the virtual ClassPad. If you selected the eActivities\main

folder in step 1 for example, the eActivity ﬁ les in the selected folder will be transferred to the

eActivities\main folder of the virtual ClassPad.

• A dialog box remains on your computer screen while data transfer is in progress.

• The “Overwrite Existing File?” dialog box will appear if a ﬁ le in the data being transferred from

ClassPad folder has the same name as a ﬁ le already stored in the virtual ClassPad folder.

See “Overwrite Existing File? Dialog Box” on page E-75 for more information about this dialog

box.

• The data transfer dialog box will close when data transfer is complete.

Note

• Instead of dropping the icon onto the virtual ClassPad icon in step 2, you could also drop it into

the virtual ClassPad’s eActivities folder or Other Data folder. Just make sure you drop a folder

containing eActivities into the eActivities folder, and a folder containing Other Data ﬁ les into the

Other Data folder.

• If there is no folder with the same name in the virtual ClassPad you drop the folder into, a folder

with that name is created automatically.

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■ To transfer a speciﬁ c folder from a virtual ClassPad to a ClassPad unit

1. Click the icon of the folder you want to transfer in Pane 3 or Pane 4 of the Exchange Window.

• You can click any folder inside the eActivities folder or the Other Data folder.

2. Drag the icon and drop it onto the icon of the ClassPad in Pane 1 to which you want to transfer

it.

• The remainder of this operation is the same as that under “To transfer a speciﬁ c folder from a

ClassPad unit to a virtual ClassPad”, but in reverse.

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■ To transfer multiple folders from a ClassPad unit to a virtual ClassPad

1. In Pane 1 of the Exchange Window, select the folder (eActivities or Other Data) that contains

the folders you want to transfer.

• Pane 2 will show a list of the folders contained in the folder you select in Pane 1.

2. In Pane 2, select all of the folders you want to transfer.

• The remainder of this operation is the same as that from step 2 under “To transfer a speciﬁ c

folder from a ClassPad unit to a virtual ClassPad” on page E-76.

■ To transfer multiple folders from a virtual ClassPad to a ClassPad unit

1. In Pane 3 of the Exchange Window, select the folder (eActivities or Other Data) that contains

the folders you want to transfer.

• Pane 4 will show a list of the folders contained in the folder you select in Pane 3.

2. In Pane 4, select all of the folders you want to transfer.

• The remainder of this operation is the same as that from step 2 under “To transfer a speciﬁ c

folder from a virtual ClassPad to a ClassPad unit” on page E-78.

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Transferring (Copying) Speciﬁ c Files

You can use the procedures in this section to transfer speciﬁ c data ﬁ les between a ClassPad unit

and a virtual ClassPad in the Exchange Window.

Important!

• You cannot transfer ﬁ les to the eActivities folder or to the Other Data folder. You should specify a

folder that inside the eActivities folder or the Other Data folder.

• A ﬁ le in a folder in the eActivities folder cannot be transferred to a folder in the Other Data folder,

and vice versa.

■ To transfer one or more ﬁ les from a ClassPad unit to a virtual ClassPad

1. In Pane 1 of the Exchange Window, select the folder (eActivities or Other Data) that contains

the ﬁ le(s) you want to transfer.

• Pane 2 will show a list of the ﬁ les contained in the folder you select in Pane 1.

2. In Pane 2, select all of the ﬁ les you want to transfer.

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3. Drag the icon of the selected ﬁ les and drop it onto the icon of the folder in Pane 4 (or Pane 3) to

which you want to transfer it.

• A dialog box remains on your computer screen while data transfer is in progress.

• The data transfer dialog box will close when data transfer is complete.

Overwrite Existing File? Dialog Box

The “Overwrite Existing File?” dialog box will appear if a ﬁ le in the data being transferred has the

same name as a ﬁ le that already exists in the folder being transferred to.

• To overwrite the existing ﬁ le with the one being transferred, click [Overwrite]. Click [Skip] to

skip transfer of the ﬁ le and leave the ﬁ le in the destination folder as-is, or [Cancel] to cancel the

transfer operation.

• If you want to apply the [Overwrite] or [Skip] operation to all ﬁ les that have the same name, select

the [Apply to all] check box and then click [Overwrite] or [Skip].

■ To transfer one or more ﬁ le from a virtual ClassPad to a ClassPad unit

1. In Pane 3 of the Exchange Window, select the folder (eActivities or Other Data) that contains

the ﬁ le(s) you want to transfer.

• Pane 4 will show a list of the ﬁ les contained in the folder you select in Pane 3.

2. In Pane 4, select all of the ﬁ les you want to transfer.

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3. Drag the icon of the selected ﬁ les and drop it onto the icon of the folder in Pane 1 (or Pane 2) to

which you want to transfer it.

• A dialog box remains on your computer screen while data transfer is in progress.

• The “Overwrite Existing File?” dialog box will appear if a ﬁ le in the data being transferred has

the same name as a ﬁ le that already exists in the folder being transferred to. See “Overwrite

Existing File? Dialog Box” on page E-81 for more information about this dialog box.

• The data transfer dialog box will close when data transfer is complete.

Using Handheld Assistant

Handheld Assistant can be used to batch transfer selected data to a single or multiple ClassPad

units connected to a computer. Transfer using Handheld Assistant is performed automatically to all

ClassPad units connected to the computer, which simpliﬁ es transfer of the same data to multiple

ClassPad units. Handheld Assistant can be accessed using the Handheld Assistant folder and the

Handheld Assistant menu.

• Use the Handheld Assistant folder with [Copy] and [Paste] or drag and drop. The same basic

rules for copying as described for the Exchange Window can be applied to multiple ClassPads.

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You can use Handheld Assistant to perform the following data transfers by placing the data in the

Handheld Assistant folder and then starting the Assistant.

• Transfer of all data currently in the Handheld Assistant folder to all ClassPad units

• Import of xcp ﬁ les (page E-98) or old version ClassPad data ﬁ les (ﬂ s or mcs) to the Handheld

Assistant folder for transfer to all ClassPad units

• Installation of all add-in applications or languages on the ClassPad units

• Restoration of all ClassPad units with a speciﬁ ed backup ﬁ le

Batch Transferring Virtual ClassPad Data to Connected ClassPad Units

You can use the procedure below to batch transfer speciﬁ c virtual ClassPad data (one or more

ﬁ les, all ﬁ les in one or more folders, one or more vcp ﬁ les) to all ClassPad units that are connected

to ClassPad Manager.

■ To batch transfer ﬁ les to connected ClassPad unit(s) using the Handheld

Assistant folder

1. Drop the data you want to batch transfer to the connected ClassPad unit(s) into the Handheld

Assistant folder in Pane 1 of the Exchange Window. The data is now ready to be transferred.

• Of all the items in the Computer area (Panes 3 and 4) of the Exchange Window, you can drag

a vcp ﬁ le or any of the folders and ﬁ les it contains to the Handheld Assistant folder. Dropping

an item into the Handheld Assistant folder will create a shortcut to that item in the Handheld

Assistant folder.

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• The dialog box shown below will appear the ﬁ rst time you drop a ﬁ le or folder into the

Handheld Assistant folder.

Follow the instructions on the dialog box.

2. Click [Handheld Assistant] - [Start Assistant].

• This displays a screen like the one shown below.

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3. Select the option you want, and then click [OK].

• This displays a dialog box letting you know that data is being transferred to all of the

connected ClassPad units.

• When the dialog box shown below appears, each ClassPad unit you connect will automatically

have the data copied to it.

• While the dialog box shown below is on the display, data will be copied automatically to

each ClassPad unit you connect to the computer. The data will be transferred to any newly

connected ClassPad unit until you close the dialog box.

For details about this dialog box, see “Waiting to copy data dialog box” on page E-90.

4. Click [Finished] to close the dialog box and return to normal operations.

■ To batch transfer copied virtual ClassPad data to all connected ClassPad units

1. In Pane 3 of the Exchange Window, select the folder (eActivities or Other Data) that contains

the ﬁ le(s) you want to transfer.

• Pane 4 will show a list of the folders contained in the folder you select in Pane 3.

2. In Pane 4, select all of the ﬁ les you want to transfer.

3. Click [Edit] - [Copy].

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4. Click [Handheld Assistant] - [Paste to ClassPads].

• This displays the Handheld Assistant dialog box.

• From this point, perform the same steps starting from step 3 under “To batch transfer ﬁ les to

connected ClassPad unit(s) using the Handheld Assistant folder” on page E-83.

Deleting Shortcuts from the Handheld Assistant Folder

■ To delete shortcuts from the Handheld Assistant folder

1. In Pane 1, click the Handheld Assistant folder.

• This will display all the shortcuts contained on the Handheld Assistant folder in Pane 2.

2. Select the shortcuts you want to delete.

3. Right-click any one of the selected shortcuts, and then select [Delete] on the shortcut menu that

appears.

• This deletes all of the shortcuts you selected in step 2.

■ To delete all shortcuts from the Handheld Assistant folder

Click [Handheld Assistant] - [Clear Contents].

Batch Transferring xcp File or Old Version ClassPad Image Files (ﬂ s or

mcs) to All Connected ClassPad Units

You can use the following procedures to transfer one or more xcp, ﬂ s, or mcs ﬁ le to all or connected

ClassPad units.

■ To transfer one xcp, ﬂ s, or mcs ﬁ le to all connected ClassPad units

1. Click [Handheld Assistant] - [Import to ClassPads].

• This displays the Open dialog box.

2. Select the xcp, ﬂ s, or mcs ﬁ le you want to transfer, and then click [Open].

• This displays the Handheld Assistant dialog box.

• From this point, perform the same steps starting from step 3 under “To batch transfer ﬁ les to

connected ClassPad unit(s) using the Handheld Assistant folder” on page E-83.

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■ To transfer multiple xcp, ﬂ s, or mcs ﬁ les to all connected ClassPad units

1. Right-click the Handheld Assistant folder and then click [Import] on the shortcut menu that

appears.

• This displays the Open dialog box.

2. Select one of the xcp, ﬂ s, or mcs ﬁ les you want to transfer, and then click [Open].

• If the “Welcome to the Handheld Assistant” dialog box appears here, click [Continue].

• This will create a shortcut to the ﬁ le you selected on the Open dialog box in the Handheld

Assistant folder.

3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for all of the xcp, ﬂ s, and mcs ﬁ les you want to transfer.

4. After adding shortcuts to the Handheld Assistant for all of the ﬁ les you want to transfer, click

[Handheld Assistant] - [Start Assistant].

• This displays the Handheld Assistant dialog box.

• From this point, perform the same steps starting from step 3 under “To batch transfer ﬁ les to

connected ClassPad unit(s) using the Handheld Assistant folder” on page E-83.

Note

In place of steps 1 and 2 of the above procedure, you could also drag one or more xcp, ﬂ s, mcs

ﬁ les from Windows Explorer or an email program and drop them into the Handheld Assistant folder

of the Exchange Window.

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Batch Installing Add-in Applications or Languages onto All Connected

ClassPad Units

You can use the following procedures to install one or more add-in application onto all connected

ClassPad units.

Note

These procedures can also be used to install add-in language ﬁ les (.lng) onto a ClassPad.

■ To install one add-in application onto all connected ClassPad units

1. Click [Handheld Assistant] - [Install Add-in to ClassPads].

• This displays the Open dialog box.

2. Select one of the add-in application ﬁ les (.cpa) you want to install, and then click [Open].

• This displays the Handheld Assistant dialog box.

• From this point, perform the same steps starting from step 3 under “To batch transfer ﬁ les to

connected ClassPad unit(s) using the Handheld Assistant folder” on page E-83.

■ To install multiple add-in applications onto all connected ClassPad units

1. Right-click the Handheld Assistant folder and then click [Install Add-in] on the shortcut menu

that appears.

• This displays the Open dialog box.

2. Select one of the add-in application ﬁ les (.cpa) you want to install, and then click [Open].

• If the “Welcome to the Handheld Assistant” dialog box appears here, click [Continue].

• This will create a shortcut to the ﬁ le you selected on the Open dialog box in the Handheld

Assistant folder.

3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for all of the add-in application ﬁ les you want to install.

4. After adding shortcuts to the Handheld Assistant for all of the ﬁ les you want to transfer, click

[Handheld Assistant] - [Start Assistant].

• This displays the Handheld Assistant dialog box.

• From this point, perform the same steps starting from step 3 under “To batch transfer ﬁ les to

connected ClassPad unit(s) using the Handheld Assistant folder” on page E-83.

Note

In place of steps 1 and 2 of the above procedure, you could also drag one or more add-in

application ﬁ le from Windows Explorer and drop it into the Handheld Assistant folder of the

Exchange Window.

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Restoring All Connected ClassPad Units with Backed Up Data

You can restore all connected ClassPad units with a previously created backup data ﬁ le.

Note

For details about backing up ClassPad unit data, see “Backing Up and Restoring Data” on page

E-91.

■ To restore all connected ClassPad units with backed up data

1. Click [Handheld Assistant] - [Restore to ClassPads].

• This displays a screen like the one shown below.

2. Click the down arrow button next to the text box. Next, from the list that appears, select the

backup ﬁ le you want to restore to the connected ClassPad(s).

3. Click [OK].

• This displays a screen like the one shown below.

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4. Select the option you want, and then click [OK].

• A dialog box will remain on the display as the backup ﬁ le you selected in step 2 is transferred

to all of the connected ClassPad units.

• The “Waiting to copy data” dialog box will appear to let you know that data transfer is

complete. Click [Finished].

Waiting to copy data dialog box

The dialog box shown below will appear between data transfer operations using Handheld

Assistant. It will be on the display after a data transfer operation is complete and when there is no

ClassPad unit attached to computer.

You can perform either of the two following operations while this dialog box is displayed.

• To exit data transfer, click [Finished].

• To continue with data transfer, connect a ClassPad unit to the computer. Data transfer will start

automatically.

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Backing Up and Restoring Data

After you back up all of the data in a ClassPad unit to a ﬁ le, you can later restore the backed up

data to a ClassPad unit. Backup ﬁ les are stored in the “Backups” folder, which is created inside of

the ClassPad Manager home folder.

Note

A backup ﬁ le is a vcp ﬁ le, which you can manipulate using the same Exchange Window operations

as those you use with vcp ﬁ les.

■ To back up the data of all connected ClassPad units

1. Connect the ClassPad unit(s) whose data you want to back up to the computer and establish a

connection between it and ClassPad Manager.

• You can connect one or more than one ClassPad unit.

2. Click [Backup] - [Start Auto-backup].

• This starts back up of all connected ClassPad units and displays a dialog box showing that

data transfer is in progress. Once backup is started, any ClassPad unit that is connected will

have all of its data backed up in the Backups sub-folder of the home folder. It will create a ﬁ le

named after the ClassPad unit, with the current date and time appended.

• The dialog box shown below appears when data transfer is complete.

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• This dialog box indicates that ClassPad Manager is waiting for connection of a ClassPad unit

for data backup. Connecting a ClassPad unit to the computer at this time will start back up

automatically.

• To exit data backup, click [Finished].

■ To backup a speciﬁ c ClassPad unit

1. In Pane 1 of the Exchange Window, click the icon of the ClassPad unit you want to back up.

2. Click [Backup] - [Backup <ClassPad name>*].

* <ClassPad name> will show the name of the ClassPad unit you selected in step 1.

• This starts back up of the selected ClassPad unit and displays a dialog box showing that data

transfer is in progress. The dialog box will close automatically when data transfer is complete.

• A backup ﬁ le will be created in the Backups sub-folder of the home folder. It will be named

after the ClassPad unit that you backed-up, with the current date and time appended.

Tip

You can also right-click the icon of the ClassPad you wish to back up and choose [Backup] from

the menu that appears.

■ To restore a speciﬁ c ClassPad unit with a backup ﬁ le

1. In Pane 1 of the Exchange Window, click the icon of the ClassPad unit you want to restore.

2. Click [Backup] - [Restore to <ClassPad name>*].

* <ClassPad name> will show the name of the ClassPad unit you selected in step 1.

• This displays a screen like the one shown below.

3. Click the down arrow button next to the text box. Next, from the list that appears, select the

backup ﬁ le you want to restore.

4. Click [OK].

• This starts restore to the selected ClassPad unit and displays a dialog box showing that data

transfer is in progress. The dialog box will close automatically when data transfer is complete.

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■ To batch restore a multiple ClassPad units with a backup ﬁ le

See “Restoring All Connected ClassPad Units with Backed Up Data” on page E-89.

■ To browse backup ﬁ les with Windows Explorer

Click [Backup] - [Browse Backups].

This opens an Explorer window of the ﬁ les in the Backups folder.

Installing an Add-in Application or Language onto a

ClassPad Unit

Use the procedure in this section to install an add-in application onto a ClassPad unit you select on

the Exchange Window.

Note

• These procedures can also be used to install an add-in language ﬁ le (.lng) onto a ClassPad.

• For information about how to batch install an add-in application onto all ClassPad units connected

to the computer, see “Batch Installing Add-in Applications or Languages onto All Connected

ClassPad Units” on page E-88.

■ To install an add-in application onto a ClassPad unit

1. In Pane 1 of the Exchange Window, click the icon of the ClassPad unit where you want to install

the add-in application.

2. Click [File] - [Install Add-in to <ClassPad name>*].

* <ClassPad name> will show the name of the ClassPad unit you selected in step 1.

• This displays the Open dialog box.

3. Select one of the add-in application ﬁ les (.cpa) you want to install, and then click [Open].

• This starts installation of the add-in application onto the selected ClassPad unit and displays

a dialog box showing that data transfer is in progress. The dialog box will close automatically

when data transfer is complete.

• After installation is complete, click the Add-ins folder of the ClassPad unit to conﬁ rm that the

add-in application is present.

Tip

You can also install an add-in application by right-clicking the icon of the ClassPad and choosing

[Install Add-in] from the menu.

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Using Virtual ClassPad (vcp) Files

This section explains the following operations, which you can perform using virtual ClassPad (vcp)

ﬁ les.

• Creating, deleting, renaming vcp ﬁ les

• Copying ﬁ les between virtual ClassPads

• Converting old-version ClassPad data ﬁ les (ﬂ s or mcs) to vcp ﬁ les

Virtual ClassPad (vcp) File Operations

The procedures in this section can be used to create, delete, and rename vcp ﬁ les.

Note

For information about making a speciﬁ c vcp ﬁ le the active document, see “Active Document Folder”

on page E-64.

■ To create a new vcp ﬁ le

1. On the Exchange Window, right-click the home folder (Default: “ClassPad Manager”).

2. On the shortcut menu that appears, click [Add Virtual ClassPad].

• This displays the “Create A New Virtual ClassPad” dialog box.

3. Type in a ﬁ le name for the new virtual ClassPad in the [File Name] box, and then click [Open].

• On the “A ﬁ le with this name does not exist. Create a new ﬁ le using this name?” dialog box

that appears, click [Yes].

• This creates a new vcp ﬁ le and displays it in the Exchange Window home folder.

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■ To delete a vcp ﬁ le

1. On the Exchange Window, click the home folder to select it.

• This displays the vcp ﬁ les in home folder in the pane to the right.

2. Select the ClassPad ﬁ le(s) you want to delete.

3. Right-click any one of the selected ﬁ les, and then select [Delete] on the shortcut menu that

appears.

• This displays the “Delete selected item(s)? Are you sure?” dialog box.

4. Click [Yes] to delete the ﬁ le(s), or [No] to cancel the delete operation.

■ To rename a virtual ClassPad

1. Right-click the icon of the virtual ClassPad unit you want to rename, and then click [Rename] on

the shortcut menu that appears.

• This displays the Rename dialog box.

2. Type in up to 90 characters for the name and then click [OK].

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Copying Files Between Virtual ClassPads

■ To copy ﬁ les from one virtual ClassPad to another

1. In the virtual ClassPad that contains the ﬁ les you want to copy, click the folder that contains the

ﬁ les to select it.

• All of the ﬁ les in the folder you clicked will appear in the pane to the right.

2. Select all of the ﬁ les you want to copy.

3. Drag one of the selected ﬁ les into a folder on the virtual ClassPad to which you want to copy

them.

• This copies the ﬁ les to the folder where you dropped them.

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Converting Old-version ClassPad Data Files (ﬂ s or mcs) to vcp Files

You can convert an ﬂ s or mcs ﬁ le to a vcp ﬁ le by importing it into the home folder, or by double-

clicking the ﬂ s or mcs ﬁ le.

■ To convert an ﬂ s or mcs ﬁ le to a vcp ﬁ le by importing it into the home folder

1. On the Exchange Window, click the home folder to select it.

• In this example, the home folder name is the default “ClassPad Manager”.

2. Click [File] - [Import to “ClassPad Manager”].

• This displays the Open dialog box.

3. Select the ﬂ s or mcs ﬁ le you want to convert to a vcp ﬁ le, click [Open].

• This converts the selected ﬂ s or mcs ﬁ le to a vcp ﬁ le and stores it in the ClassPad Manager

folder.

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Note

• Using ClassPad Window to open an ﬂ s or mcs ﬁ le will convert it automatically to a vcp ﬁ le. For

more information, see “To open an old version mcs or ﬂ s ﬁ le” on page E-24.

• Double-clicking an ﬂ s or mcs ﬁ le in any Windows folder also will convert it to a vcp ﬁ le, which is

added to the folder that contains the original ﬁ le.

• You can also convert an ﬂ s or mcs ﬁ le to a vcp ﬁ le by dropping it into the Exchange Window.

• No matter what procedure you use to convert an ﬂ s or mcs ﬁ le to a vcp ﬁ le, both the original ﬁ le

and the conversion result will be available.

Handling Individual Data (xcp) Files

In addition to the virtual ClassPad (vcp) ﬁ les described up to this point, ClassPad Manager 3.0 also

allows you handle individual data (xcp) ﬁ les. A vcp ﬁ le contains a set of all the data (eActivity and

all other data) of a single ClassPad unit, while an xcp ﬁ le contains a particular ﬁ le (eActivity ﬁ le,

program ﬁ le, variable ﬁ le, etc.) of a ClassPad unit.

When you double-click an xcp ﬁ le, its data is restored to your Active Document folder. Double-

clicking an eActivity ﬁ le, will start up the eActivity application automatically. This feature enables you

to put individual eActivities into a document and open them directly.

■ To create an individual data (xcp) ﬁ le

1. On the Exchange Window, click the ﬁ le in the virtual ClassPad that you want to save as an xcp

ﬁ l e .

2. Drag the selected ﬁ le to any folder in Windows Explorer (or the Windows desktop).

• This creates an xcp ﬁ le where you dropped it (folder or Windows desktop).

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■ To open an individual data (xcp) ﬁ le

Double-click the xcp ﬁ le you want to open. This starts up ClassPad Manager, automatically imports

the data in the xcp ﬁ le into the Active Document folder.

• Clicking [OK] after double-clicking an xcp ﬁ le that contains an eActivity will open the eActivity

automatically.

• Clicking [OK] after double-clicking a non-eActivity xcp ﬁ le will display the application menu. You

can check the imported data using Variable Manager or the Exchange Window.

Note

For details about Variable Manager operations, see the ClassPad User’s Guide.

■ To import a single individual data (xcp) ﬁ le into a particular virtual ClassPad

1. On the Exchange Window, click the icon of the virtual ClassPad into which you want to import

the ﬁ le.

2. Click [File] - [Import to "<Virtual ClassPad name>"*].

* <Virtual ClassPad name> will show the name of the virtual ClassPad unit you selected in step 1.

• This displays the Open dialog box.

3. Click the xcp ﬁ le you want to import and then click [Open].

• This imports data of the selected xcp ﬁ le into the vcp ﬁ le you selected in step 1.

Tip

• You can drag xcp ﬁ les from Windows Explorer and drop them onto Virtual ClassPads, ClassPads,

or folders.

• You can also drag xcp ﬁ les to the Handheld Assistant to automatically install them on multiple

ClassPads.

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Toolbar Buttons

To do this: Click this toolbar button:

Copy the currently selected ﬁ le(s)

Paste copied ﬁ le(s)

Delete the currently selected folder(s) or ﬁ le(s)

Create a new folder

Toggle display of Exchange Window ClassPad area on and off

(if no ClassPad units are connected)

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Menu Bar Menu Commands

■ [File] Menu Commands

To do this: Select this menu item:

Create a new folder New Folder

Delete selected items Delete

Rename a selected vcp or xcp ﬁ le, or ClassPad Rename

Change the home folder Change Home Folder

Import ﬂ s and mcs ﬁ les Import to "Name"

Install add-ins to connected ClassPad unit Install Add-in to "<ClassPad

name>"

Close the Exchange Window and open the ClassPad Window Close

■ [Edit] Menu Commands

To do this: Select this menu item:

Cut the selected ﬁ le to the clipboard Cut

Copy the selected ﬁ le Copy

Paste the copied ﬁ le Paste

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■ [Handheld Assistant] Menu Commands

To do this: Select this menu item:

Start Handheld Assistant

• Any data that you copied to the Handheld Assistant folder will be

transferred automatically to all ClassPads that are connected via

USB

Start Assistant

Remove all data from the Handheld Assistant folder Clear Contents

Shortcut to send an xcp (or ﬂ s or mcs) ﬁ le to multiple ClassPads Import to ClassPads

Install an add-in to multiple ClassPads Install Add-in to ClassPads

Restore a backup ﬁ le to multiple ClassPads Restore to ClassPads

Paste the current clipboard to multiple ClassPads Paste to ClassPads

■ [Backup] Menu Commands

To do this: Select this menu item:

Start an auto backup Start Auto-Backup

Back up the data of the selected ClassPad Backup "<ClassPad name>"*

Copy a backup ﬁ le to selected ClassPad Restore to "<ClassPad

name>"*

Open Windows Explorer to display the ﬁ les in the Backups folder Browse Backups

* <ClassPad name> will show the name of the ClassPad unit you selected in Pane 1 of the

Exchange Window.

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■ [Help] Menu Commands

To do this: Select this menu item:

Open the ClassPad Manager manual Search ClassPad Manager

Manual

Show information about the license agreement About License Agreement

Show ClassPad Manager version and other information About ClassPad Manager

Note

To open the ClassPad Manager manuals, Adobe Acrobat Reader must be installed on your

computer.

Shortcut Menu Commands

■ Computer Icon Shortcut Menu

To do this: Select this menu item:

Hide all folders Collapse

Show all folders Expand

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To do this: Select this menu item:

Open the folder Expand

Close the folder Collapse

Browse to a vcp ﬁ le and set it as the active document Activate Document

■ Active Document Folder Icon Shortcut Menu

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■ Shortcut Menu of a virtual ClassPad in the Active Document Folder

To do this: Select this menu item:

Open the folder Expand

Close the folder Collapse

Make the vcp ﬁ le active Activate

Copy the vcp ﬁ le Copy

Paste into the vcp ﬁ le Paste

Delete the shortcut to the vcp ﬁ le and delete the actual ﬁ le Delete

Rename the ﬁ le Rename

Import an xcp ﬁ le (eActivity or variable) Import

Use Windows Explorer to open the folder that contains the vcp ﬁ le

whose icon you right-clicked Locate on My Computer

Show the properties of the vcp ﬁ le Properties

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To do this: Select this menu item:

Open the folder Expand

Close the folder Collapse

Create a new folder New Folder

Add a new vcp ﬁ le Add Virtual ClassPad

Import ﬂ s and mcs ﬁ les Import

Copy the contents of the Backups folder Copy

Paste a ﬁ le Paste

Delete the Backups folder if it is empty Delete

■ Folder Shortcut Menu

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■ Shortcut Menu of a virtual ClassPad icon in the ClassPad Manager Folder

To do this: Select this menu item:

Open the folder Expand

Close the folder Collapse

Make the vcp ﬁ le active Activate

Copy the vcp ﬁ le Copy

Paste into the vcp ﬁ le Paste

Delete the shortcut to the vcp ﬁ le and delete the actual ﬁ le Delete

Rename the ﬁ le Rename

Import an xcp ﬁ le (eActivity or variable) Import

Use Windows Explorer to open the folder that contains the vcp ﬁ le

whose icon you right-clicked Locate on My Computer

Show the properties of the vcp ﬁ le Properties

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■ eActivities folder / Other Data folder Icon Shortcut Menu

To do this: Select this menu item:

Open the folder Expand

Close the folder Collapse

Create a new folder New Folder

Copy the folder Copy

Paste into the folder Paste

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■ Individual Data File Icon Menu

To do this: Select this menu item:

Copy the ﬁ le Copy

Delete the ﬁ le Delete

Rename the ﬁ le Rename

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Appendix

ClassPad Window Shortcut Keys

Shortcut Key Function

Ctrl+b Bold

Ctrl+c Copy

Ctrl+x Cut

Ctrl+v Paste

Ctrl+i Inputs imaginary unit

Ctrl+p Inputs π

Ctrl+e Inputs e

Ctrl+a Select all

Ctrl+t Inputs θ

Ctrl+z Undo

F8 Identical to the H-Copy button (see page E-31)

Ctrl+r Identical to the Resize button (see page E-31)

Ctrl+k Displays the keyboard

Ctrl+n Creates a new document

Ctrl+o Opens an existing document

Alt+x Inputs single-character variable x

Alt+y Inputs single-character variable y

Alt+z Inputs single-character variable z

Alt+Shift+e Inputs E for exponential value

Alt+i Inputs inﬁ nity

Alt+s Inputs the square root function (in natural input format)

Alt+F4 Closes the ClassPad Manager

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