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Revu with an Interactive Display
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Revu with an Interactive Display
We got a new toy in the Towne Millwork Estimating office…. a Samsung 65″ WAD Interactive Display.
Using Revu on this thing is fun, but it does require a bit of a tweak to your preferences.
Once we get into this a bit more, I’ll have some more to share, but a big thank you to Ben Byrnes for giving me a hint about a custom toolbar.
Seriously, this thing it cool
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Points: 15,623Rank: UC2 Brainery Advanced Blue Belt
One of the first things you need to do is change your Preferences.
Revu>Preferences>Window>Tablet
You’ll need to Enable the Tablet Zoom Features, set the Pen and Highlight Cursor to Tablet PC, and set the Touch Input to All Functionality.You’ll also need to make a couple of Windows changes too. You will need to enable your Windows Ink Workspace and show your touch keyboard. You will also have to set your interactive display to your primary display when using it.
A custom toolbar is also helpful. Ours has Escape, Shift, Undo, Redo, Cut, Copy, Paste, and Paste in Place on it. This way you don’t have to engage the touch keyboard.
Once you’ve got it all set up, remember to save your Profile and have fun. Its quite fun to use one of these things.
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Points: 27,595Rank: UC2 Brainery Advanced Brown Belt I
Looking forward @Doug McLean to learn more about how you will use this in your workflow vs. a large monitor/projector attached to a computer.
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Points: 15,623Rank: UC2 Brainery Advanced Blue Belt
Using the pen is tricky.
Its not quite so easy to do a markup, access a Rt. Click menu, or move the panel ‘beams’.Other than that, its quite nice.
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