We have many teachers in classrooms that would love to be
able to annotate on web pages as they are discussing sites
online. how can I make the write anywhere or pen function
work on web site?

Use the Snipping Tool for Tablet PC:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/d.../tabletpc.mspx You
can selectively copy a portion or all of a web page and insert in either
Windows Journal or OneNote to annotate, etc. There's an example on my
Support page on my web site below.
--
Chris H.
Microsoft Windows MVP/Tablet PC
Tablet Creations - http://nicecreations.us/
Associate Expert
Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone


"sbenson" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> We have many teachers in classrooms that would love to be
> able to annotate on web pages as they are discussing sites
> online. how can I make the write anywhere or pen function
> work on web site?

We use the annotation software that ships with Hitachi Starboards - its very
simple yet so much more powerful than Journal Writer or anything else on the
market. When you click on the mouse icon your running the computer jst as you
would expect. When you click on the Pen icon - boom - the entire screen
instantly becomes writable. Clcik back on the mouse icon and - boom - the
entire annotated screen is saved.

There is NO conversion process - dragging to this or that application. Its
truly a write anywhere application. The down side is the quality of the
writing - not as good as Journal Writer, and the cost - Hitachi wants almost
$500.00 per installation. BUT the ease of use and functionality is very much
worth it.

"sbenson" wrote:

> We have many teachers in classrooms that would love to be
> able to annotate on web pages as they are discussing sites
> online. how can I make the write anywhere or pen function
> work on web site?
>