JotSmart in Action 

The following example shows how you would would capture, annotate and send a map with instructions to a business colleague, friend or family. 
 

This example demonstrates how JotSmart software can help you save time and trouble communicating information that is primarily graphical ...using graphics!  Rather than relying solely on text messages - which can limit the amount of information and requires your recipient to visualize - you can now send an image that is worth the proverbial "thousand words" (or more!).
 

You are not just limited to sending maps ... stock charts, photos, drawings - anything you see on your computer can be marked-up and sent!
 

Your Web browser is up and running with the map in view (in this example we are using MapQuest^TM).  Our goal is to mark up the map so that our Uncle Bob, to whom we are sending the e-mail, knows exactly where we live:
 

1. Start JotSmart by double clicking the JotSmart icon  in the System Tray

 

The JotSmart toolbar will then appear along with the red rectangular work area partially over the map:
 

2. Position the red rectangle (work area) over the map by clicking and dragging the border line of the red work area:

(note the blue arrow in the lower left corner of the work area shows the direction of the mouse movement for this example only and is not part of the CAD drawing or JotSmart) 

1. Mark up the image with JotSmart's tools: 

A Note
An Arrow
The Pencil
Change Line Colors

4. Click JotSmart's Send via E-mail button .

   When your e-mail program appears, specify your recipient's address, add any extra text and press send.

Send us examples of how you use JotSmart.  We may use them to show others how JotSmart software can capture, annotate and send.

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