Understanding the Gesture-Based Shortcuts on Your HKMLC Smart Board

The smart board HKMLC you have contains a lot of features, thus; smart board HKMLC navigation is one of the keys to productivity. It means gesture-based shortcuts that allow users to navigate through the smart whiteboard and perform common actions such as switching applications, zooming, and annotating with ease. That’s why this guide will show you some of the best gestures to take your productivity to the next level.

Gesture operation settings.

Check that gesture-based shortcuts are enabled before using them:

• Turn on your HKMLC smart board.
• Go to System Settings > Gesture Controls.
• For example, set the custom gesture acts.

HKMLC smart board latest model gesture controls.

Understanding Basic Gestures

As for user interaction, the HKMLC smart board supports a range of touch gestures to enable effortless interaction:

• Single Tap: To select or open an item.
• Double Tap: Zoom in or highlight an element.
• Long Press: Additional menu option open.

Navigating with Swipe Gestures

Swipe gestures offer a fast method for navigating between apps and pages:

• Scroll Up/Down: Swipe up or down through the document.
• Three-Finger Swipe Left/Right: Toggle between open apps.
• Four-Finger Swipe Up: Bring up the multitasking menu.
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Gestures to Zip and Twist Content

Zooming and rotating helps direct how much content is visible on the screen:

• Pinch to zoom: Use two fingers to zoom an image or text in or out.
• Two Finger Rotate: Rotate an object to align it better.

Gesture Controls for Fast Multi-Tasking

Of course, you have a better time with tsk interchange:

• Swipe Up with Three Fingers: Instantly enter recent applications.
• Four Finger Swipe Left/Right: Switch between applications.

With Gestures, Annotate and Erase

This annotation feature enables you to take quick notes and edit the content:

• Use a Finger or Stylus to Draw: Note Important Information During Presentations.
• Swipe with Palm or Three Fingers: Erase annotations without choosing an eraser.

Screenshots and Quick Access Shortcuts

The snap-and-share process of your work has never been easier:

• Three-Finger Tap: Take a screenshot of the entire screen.
• Press and hold the corners of the screen: So you can open shortcut tools such as screen recording, screen annotation, etc.
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HOW TO Turn Handwriting Recognition ON For Text Input

Handwritten to text real-time conversion:

• Use from a text field with a stylus or finger
• Handwriting will be converted into typed text automatically by the system.
• Use gestures to revise, edit or format translated text.

Gesture Controls: Customizing for an Individual Experience

Users can customize gestures to suit them:

• Go to Gesture Settings > Custom Gestures
• Map gestures to functions that you use most often.
• Save changes and test the settings.

With full customization of gestures at your fingertips, making the big leap to an HKMLC smart board.

Saving Gesture Settings + Final Adjustments

After configuring gestures:

• To save your preferences, tap Save Settings.
• Exit Gesture Controls and try out your new shortcuts.
• Feel free to modify as needed for maximum performance.

Users who can master these gesture-based shortcuts will be able to navigate their smart board to get their work done quickly and efficiently; leading to smooth and engaging meetings, teaching sessions, and presentations. For HKMLC smart board models with more intuitive gesture and gesture features.