Using the TI-84 Plus Silver Edition's Buttons as Pictures in MS Word

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This discussion focuses on incorporating images of the TI-84 Plus Silver Edition calculator buttons into MS Word presentations. Users suggested finding images online, specifically from Wikimedia Commons, and cutting out the buttons for use. Additionally, participants recommended using a specific TI-84 font for text representation and emphasized the importance of embedding fonts when distributing documents electronically.

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  • Basic knowledge of MS Word for document creation
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  • Understanding of font embedding techniques in documents
  • Access to online image resources, such as Wikimedia Commons
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This discussion is beneficial for educators, students, and anyone creating instructional materials that involve the TI-84 Plus Silver Edition calculator, particularly those looking to enhance their presentations with visual aids.

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When some people explain how to do a certain calculation through a presentation, I sometimes see these presentations use the buttons necessary to press as pictures. For example, I've seen presentations tell me how to graph certain functions and, instead of saying press "Y=," the presentation would have the actual "Y=" button as a picture so you know what to look for on your calculator. I was wondering how these presentations got these pictures of the TI-84's buttons on their presentations as I would like to use them in an MS Word document.

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Use a font http://www.google.com/search?q=ti-84+font.
If you distribute the document electronically,
you may have to take care to somehow include or embed the fonts.

http://education.ti.com/educationportal/sites/US/productCategory/us_key_fonts.html
 
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