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5. Selecta new graphics file type in the Save as ty pedrop-downlis t if you don’t want
touse the default graphics file type.
NO T E
Thedefault graphicsf ile type is JPEG.
6. Browseto the folder where you want to save the file if you don’t want to save it in
thedefault folder.
NO T E
Thedefault folderis My Documentsin the Windows® XP andWindows 7
operatingsystems or Documentsin t heW indows Vista® operating
system.
7. Click Save.
To viewthe screen capture 1. Browseto the folder where you savedt hegraphics file.
2. Double-clickthe graphics file.
Locking Student Desktops
Youcan get the attention of your class, a group oran individual student by temporarily
lockingtheir mouse devices, keyboards anddesktops and presentingthem with a s imple
message.
Thedefault message is “Eyes to the front, please.” However, you can customize this
message(see Setting the Lock-OutMess ageon page 87).
Whenyou lock st udents’computers, you don’t delete any of theirw ork. When you
removethe lock, the students’ desktop views and control are completelyrestored.
NO T E
If a student’s computerdisconnects from your computer while the student’s
desktopis lock ed, “NoR esponse”appearsover the thumbnail. When the
student’scomputer reconnects, the messagedisappears andthe st udent’s
desktopis lock edagain.
To lock studentdesktops 1. Click Thumbnails .
TheThumbnailsv iew appears.
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