RICOH TAMAGO InOut Tool for Smart Presenter

When using RICOH Smart Presenter for meetings, do you run into trouble like this?
“I can't see the meeting materials from the meeting at my PC easily...”
Until now this process had too many steps.
Add notes to the meeting materials. → Select "Export Local Notes" and export your document to iBooks.
→ Connect your iPad to your PC.→ Synchronize book in iTunes.→ Copy your document to your PC on iTunes.
→ Now, finally, you can read the meeting materials on your PC.

There are some problems with the above process:
・The laborious process is too troublesome.
・If the iPad is a shared resource, it may need to be returned immediately.
And there are other troubles like this that prevent ease of use.

RICOH TAMAGO InOut Tool for Smart Presenter (InOut Tool) can solve these problems.

Please see here for more information on RICOH Smart Presenter: http://www.ricoh.com/software/smartpresenter/

With fewer steps, you can save meeting materials to a shared folder on your PC.
After adding notes to meeting materials on Presenter, you only need to select the InOut Tool as a destination of "Export Local Notes".
While you are in the meeting itself, you can save the meeting materials to your PC with a few simple operations.
No server setup is required.
As a result,
・After the meeting is over, you can review the meeting documents on your PC as soon as you return to your desk.
・You can immediately return a commonly shared iPad.

You can easily import pdf meeting materials from your PC to Smart Presenter. (for casual meetings)

Hardware / OS	Apple iPad Air, iPad(4th/3rd/2nd gen.), iPad mini iOS 6.0/6.1/7.0/7.1/8.0/8.1
Network	Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi) - IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n (Determined depending on the iPad Wi-Fi connection environment)
Windows versions confirmed for shared folder function	Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8
Supported authentication method	NTLM Authentication
Notes:	When using multiple iPads, saving a file with the same name in the same shared folder at the same time may result in the file being damaged. A file will be saved even if the file size is larger than the free space of the destination folder, and a corrupted file will be generated. Please be conscious of the free space on the device.