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Webex App | Create and annotate a whiteboard in a space
Sometimes a quick sketch explains an idea better than words. In Webex App you can create a whiteboard and draw on it to share your ideas. As you work, your changes are saved automatically and your whiteboard is added to the list of whiteboards in the space. You can go back to edit it and share it with others.
Using Whiteboards
Get the most from your whiteboarding experience:
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        You can create whiteboards in a space, anyone in the space can then choose to view or edit them. 
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        You can also use whiteboards in a meeting, you can create or open an existing whiteboard, and then share it on the call so that everyone can view it. 
| 1 | Select the space, and click Content. Then select Whiteboard and click New whiteboard. | 
| 2 | Use the following whiteboard tools: 
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| 3 | Use the following whiteboard controls: 
 In the minimap located at the bottom right of the whiteboard: 
 You can also use keyboard shortcuts to zoom in and out of the whiteboard area: 
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| 1 | Select the space, go to the activity menu  | 
| 2 | You can select the following: 
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| 3 | Use the following whiteboard controls: 
 In the minimap located at the bottom right of the whiteboard: 
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| 1 | Select the space, go to the activity menu  | 
| 2 | You can select the following: 
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| 3 | Use the following whiteboard controls: 
 In the minimap located at the bottom right of the whiteboard: 
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 —Hold and drag the mouse button to move around the whiteboard canvas.
—Hold and drag the mouse button to move around the whiteboard canvas. —Hold and drag the mouse button to draw a line with the pen.
—Hold and drag the mouse button to draw a line with the pen.  —When you select the pen, click the magic pen to make lines or shapes you add with the pen tool automatically smoother and straighter.
—When you select the pen, click the magic pen to make lines or shapes you add with the pen tool automatically smoother and straighter. —Hold and drag the mouse button to erase any annotation on
              the whiteboard.
—Hold and drag the mouse button to erase any annotation on
              the whiteboard. .
. —Select from a circle, square, or diamond. When selected, drag the shape to the area you want, and resize. You can also fill the shape with color. When you right-click the shape, you can choose bring to front, send to back, copy, paste, duplicate, and delete.
—Select from a circle, square, or diamond. When selected, drag the shape to the area you want, and resize. You can also fill the shape with color. When you right-click the shape, you can choose bring to front, send to back, copy, paste, duplicate, and delete. —When selected, click on the area you want to add text. You can select the color, format, alignment, and choose the size of the text from these choices: small, medium, large, x-large.
—When selected, click on the area you want to add text. You can select the color, format, alignment, and choose the size of the text from these choices: small, medium, large, x-large. —When selected, click on the area you want to add sticky notes. Drag the note to the place you want, and select the color of the sticky note. Click the
—When selected, click on the area you want to add sticky notes. Drag the note to the place you want, and select the color of the sticky note. Click the  —Add an image from a local folder, and place it on the
              whiteboard.
—Add an image from a local folder, and place it on the
              whiteboard. —Click to redo changes made to the whiteboard.
—Click to redo changes made to the whiteboard. —This hides the minimap view. Click again to reopen the minimap.
—This hides the minimap view. Click again to reopen the minimap. —Zoom to the width of the area where participants are making edits.
—Zoom to the width of the area where participants are making edits. —This controls the view of the entire whiteboard area.
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