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Closing Notebook sidebar on Mac
Hi, I want to reduce/close the sidebar window when using notebook. This is the area on the right or left, depending on your configuration that shows your pages and is marked "Groups." In the PC version we can do this, but I don't see a way on the Mac version. Seems silly or am I missing something. Thanks in advance for your input. Already submitted this to SB tech people.
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Permalink Reply by Matthew Jackson on -
No ideas on how to "auto hide" the groups to get a larger window to work in notebook on Mac? Pc version does this. Thanks
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Permalink Reply by Matthew Jackson on
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Anyone? Why is Smartboard so slow in updating the Mac side to be on par to the PC software? How hard can it be? Seems they don't really care...
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Permalink Reply by Christopher J. Russell on -
I worked with one of the SMART trainers a couple of weeks ago. She was totally aware of this difference. It seems that there are some benefits of using the Mac software vs. the PC software...and vice-versa. But to answer your question...there is no way to close the side bar on a Mac (nor to import or export PowerPoints, cut and paste slides, and so on). And I'd simply guess that more development is put into PC versions of SMART Notebook because more schools use PCs (ours does).
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