Step 1: Open the Word document, as shown below. The layout in the document needs to be re-edited. Geometry, in particular, is not satisfactory and needs to be redrawn.
Figure 1: Open Word document.
Step 2: Open the Geometric Sketchpad and draw the corresponding geometric figures without letter marks, as shown below. Then select all the pictures, copy them with the shortcut keys "Ctrl"+"C", and save the pictures in the clipboard. You can use custom tools to draw the diagram, and the tutorial of adding custom tools to the geometric sketchpad can refer to: How to add custom tools to the geometric sketchpad.
Figure 2: Drawing Geometry in the Geometry Sketchpad
Step 3: Create a new Word document and canvas, click Insert-Shape in the menu bar above, and click New Drawing Canvas in the drop-down menu, as shown in the following figure.
Figure 3: Executing a new drawing canvas
Step 4: Click on the canvas, and then use the shortcut key "Ctrl”+“V" to paste the picture into the canvas.
Figure 4: Inserting a graphic in Word
The fifth step is to insert letters into the picture inside the canvas: click the blank outside the canvas, then "Insert"-"Text Box" and click "Draw Text Box". Set the text box to the style of "No Fill" and "No Border". So you can enter letters in the text box. After writing the letters, copy and paste them on the canvas, and then drag them to the corresponding position. Finally, as shown in the figure below.
Figure 5: Inserting letters into a chart
Tip: Click on the blank area outside the canvas to see the effect. Be sure to see the effect at any time. If it does not meet the requirements, it can be corrected in time to avoid mistakes!
The above is the skill of inserting geometric figures into Word with the geometric sketchpad, which is mainly to draw the figures in the geometric sketchpad and then copy and paste them into the Word document. For more skills, please refer to the official website of Geometry Sketchpad.