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Getting More from a Small Screen Tablet - Part 4: ActiveWords#

In Part One of this series I suggested disabling the TIP icon because lets face it – taskbar real estate is a scarce resource.

As much as I love ActiveWords I don’t like the default placement of the inkpad icon. The good news is you can change it.

I un-dock the Ink Pad icons and configure it to be semi transparent. To do this:

1.       Right-click the Ink Pad icon in the System Tray (not the big one on the Taskbar)

2.       Select Undock

3.       Right-click the Ink Pad icon in the System Tray

4.       Select settings

5.       Adjust the transparency to suit. You may also want to change the “show Inkpad on” setting to Click.

By default this puts the inkpad in the top left corner but I find it gets in the way of menus there. I prefer it towards the bottom right corner. To move it:

1.       Right-click the Ink Pad icon in the System Tray (again!)

2.       Select Show size handles

3.       This puts two white boxes on your floating Ink Pad icon. Dragging the top left one moves the icon, dragging the other one resizes it.

The other tweak I perform for ActiveWords is to Hide the monitor bar.Just right click the ActiveWords icon and select AWMonitorBar > Hide monitor bar

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