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  • Page 1

    for Version 3 Basic Edition Lesson 2 Introduction to Main and the Soft Ke yboard Welcome In this lesson, we will eventua lly explore the ClassPad’s Main application and the soft keyboard. To begin, though, we need to cover some terminology that is common to all PC applications and some specific to the ClassPad. Lesson Goals • To learn basic win[...]

  • Page 2

    ClassPad 101 Lesson 2 CASIO COPYRIGHT © 2007 Author: Diane Whitfield CASIO MRD Center, Port land, Orego n, USA 2 System Menu Button (ClassPad Specific) Menu Bar Toolbar Status Bar Work Area Keypad (Calcu lator S pecific ) Icon Panel (ClassPad Specific – Very Useful!) Cursor Pad (Calcu lator S pecific ) Scrollbar Getting Started What is an applic[...]

  • Page 3

    ClassPad 101 Lesson 2 CASIO COPYRIGHT © 2007 Author: Diane Whitfield CASIO MRD Center, Port land, Orego n, USA 3  System Menu Button ( ) Opens a menu that looks similar in al l ClassPad applications. The System m e n u p r o v i d e s y o u w i t h m a n y dialogs to set ClassPad modes and other window options.  Menu Bar Provides a row of me[...]

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    ClassPad 101 Lesson 2 CASIO COPYRIGHT © 2007 Author: Diane Whitfield CASIO MRD Center, Port land, Orego n, USA 4  Window Border A box or edge defining an application’s work area. When more than one window is open, the active window (w indow with focus) will have a bolder border. You will learn a lot more about window borders a nd focus in the[...]

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    ClassPad 101 Lesson 2 CASIO COPYRIGHT © 2007 Author: Diane Whitfield CASIO MRD Center, Port land, Orego n, USA 5 PART I Practice Exercises Before beginning the practi ce exercises, open a word document, type in the following inform ation and then save it as Lesson2 in your CASIO folder within My Doc uments : • Date: (enter today's date) •[...]

  • Page 6

    ClassPad 101 Lesson 2 CASIO COPYRIGHT © 2007 Author: Diane Whitfield CASIO MRD Center, Port land, Orego n, USA 6 a. Open the Main application ( M ) b. Clear your window (select Edit/Clear All ) c. Press k d. Click the ) tab e. Click the N button f. Input 5 3 and press EXE g. Click 5 and then N h. Evaluate 4 9 PART II In this part, you will begin e[...]

  • Page 7

    ClassPad 101 Lesson 2 CASIO COPYRIGHT © 2007 Author: Diane Whitfield CASIO MRD Center, Port land, Orego n, USA 7 a. Clear your window (select Edit/Clear All ) b. Click the 9 or ) tab c. Click the VAR button (along the bottom). d. Input ab and press EXE *Notice the re sult e. Click the 0 tab f. Input ab and press E XE *Notice the result g. Input 5 [...]

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    ClassPad 101 Lesson 2 CASIO COPYRIGHT © 2007 Author: Diane Whitfield CASIO MRD Center, Port land, Orego n, USA 8 PART II Practice Exercises 1. Open the Main application, clear your window and then open the system menu ( ) and select Keyboard. This is another way to open an d close the keyboard. 2. Using 2D math, inpu t and evaluate [Hint: After in[...]

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    ClassPad 101 Lesson 2 CASIO COPYRIGHT © 2007 Author: Diane Whitfield CASIO MRD Center, Port land, Orego n, USA 9 PART III In this part, you will learn another way to store values, how to use the one finger toolbar button, change base and change the form in which your numbers display. For example, always show resu lts as a decimal. Or, you may want[...]

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    ClassPad 101 Lesson 2 CASIO COPYRIGHT © 2007 Author: Diane Whitfield CASIO MRD Center, Port land, Orego n, USA 10 2. Status Bar and One Line at a Time 3. Changing Base What does “base” mean? It ha s to do with place value. Well, as you know, 234=2*100+3*10+4 . This can also be written as 234=2*10 2 +3*10 1 +4*10 0 (note that any # raised to th[...]

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    ClassPad 101 Lesson 2 CASIO COPYRIGHT © 2007 Author: Diane Whitfield CASIO MRD Center, Port land, Orego n, USA 11 PART III Practice Exercises 1. Open the Main application and select Edit/Clear All . Notice the statu s bar changed to show all mo des again (no longer in Bin mode). This is a good thing! 2. A flea traveled 3.76 yard s on the first da [...]

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    ClassPad 101 Lesson 2 CASIO COPYRIGHT © 2007 Author: Diane Whitfield CASIO MRD Center, Port land, Orego n, USA 12 PART IV Written Exercises Please copy and paste the follo wing questions into your Le sson2 docum ent and answer them. 1. What information shows in the statu s bar? 2. What are two ways to open the so ft keyboard? 3. What does the butt[...]