Video demonstration on how to set the page background…. Backgrounds can be coloured, and they may have an image applied to them in various ways. Putting items in the background means they cannot be changed by mistake while using the canvas. Grids can be sued as well as backgrounds.
Annotate anywhere
Workbook’s “glass mode” (or “annotation mode”) provides the freedom to use all of your Workbook tools, to annotate and draw over any of your software. Mock up web pages, documents, brochures, designs in an instant – and get the detail design work done outside of the team sessions.
When you press the “Glass Mode” button, Workbook’s canvas minimises to your tray and a “floating toolbar” appears with all your favorite Workbook pens and tools. This floats over your desktop, your browser, maps, or any software you are displaying on your screen. One press of a button and you can draw ink, type text, use a spotlight or ruler or other tools – right over the top of the displayed content.
Press the camera tool to save a snapshot of the screen into your minimised Workbook, or drag to select the desired capture area.
