I have a question about Powerpoint. I will be using a Toshiba M205 this week for a presentation. I want to be able to write extra notes on the slides, but before I add the following point I want to erase my writing quickly. I know you can "right-click" and say erase-all, but is there a faster way to go to the next point on the slide and have some kind of auto-erasing option??? Can anyone of you TPC-experts help me? Would be greatly appreciated. :drool:

Hi there,

Thank you for taking the time to ask your question here.

I'd like to point you to a study regarding three professors who inked their presentations and lectures. To quote, "Another surprise for us was the way that instructors erased the ink on slides. Two approaches for erasing were avail-able: erasing a stroke at a time by using the pen in erase mode, or erasing all of the ink on a slide by using the page erase button. Instructors rarely used the stroke eraser."

Read full study in pdf format

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You can erase all the ink on the current slide by Pressing E on the keyboard. :santa:

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