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Welcome to TabletWorks v6.0 HELP
The CelCornp TabletWorks Control Panel (and its various display windows) cunstilulss a poweflul ussr imsrlace with me
Tablel’Wurks application.
TablaWVorks vfifl HELP file ls designed la pros/Ida easy access to inlermallon aboufi TabletWorks Conlrvl Panel from a users
perspective,
The goal is to enable you!
- praflclmt,
- productive, and
- pleasurabl-
use cl lhs CaIComp TabletWorks Connol Penal inlerlace lur Windows 95 and Windows NT
u you have any cummems or quesuons. please gonna CalCamE.
FCCID:ECP11180'
MODELS 11180, 11180A
35180 OR 35180
MANUAL
Scrolling
TablelWorks v6.0 introduces several new scrulllng ieatures.
Auta roll Feature
QuIcKScmll Drag Featur!
QuickScrnll Ug and ouickScroII Dawn Features
Check the descriptions below to see how the leatures are used.
Note: The 'Whgn 3 it Ivliilbil' section oi the tables below indicates whether the feature is available on your pointing device.
AutoSchI Feature
Dcflnitiun: The AuwScrall lesrurs enables me user to scroll quickly in an applicatinn
by entering a ‘leleprolnpilrlg' mode,
Haw i§ it This mode is enabled (toggled on and 0") by clicking a button that me
Inhlatnd: user has assigned to the Autosarull leature.
Enable the made. All anchnred center point will appear on the screen.
Move the muse pointer away from the center point: the applicafion will
scroll in that direcfion.
This feature l! available tor the Digital Mouse and the iii-butler) Mouse.
However his lesmre ls lmplsmented by the application, so it is
application dependent. Some applications may not support the AutoScroll
laatura.
ClulckScroIl Up and GulckScroII Dawn Futures
Dsrlnltlori: These features are a simple. typical implementation at scrolling.
The lsstures are used by Cilcking a button that the user has assigned tn
the QuickScroll Up nr QuickScroll Down features.
Click a human that you have assigned as the Quickseroil Up or
QuickScroll Down bunnn
The scrwe applicahon wlndaw wlll scroll m the desired direction (ii
pcssibls).
This lesmre is available tor the Digital Mouse and the return Mouse,
QuickScroll Drug Feature
D nitlon: Thls feature allows the user to lmplsrnent scrolling much like the Eraser
leature is used.
New is n The lsaiurs is initiated by ctrcklng and holdlng s bulton manna user has
Initimd: assigned to the QuickScrolI Drag ieature,
Haw s It Click and hold down a button assigned as the QuickScmll Drag button.
ME Then cllck the pen tlp an the tablet and drag in any directun.
The active application window will scroll in that direction (If possible),
What! I! It This Isaturs is flvflllzble on the Dlgllsl Pen.
Taskbar Shortcut Icon
TabletWorks v6.0 Introduces a shnncut icun.
The TableWVorks shortcut icon appears on me right side of (he laskbar. nan ln [he clock and alher shortcut icons.
How lo use the shortcut icon:
|. Double click on ma shorlcul icon and the Tableanrks ConlmI Panel will be launched.
1, Highldick on ma shoncul icon and a Popup menu will appear wilh me lollmmng cprians:
Pointing Mnde— The user can sel ma poinnng mode of (he current poinling device (WYPIWYG or
Mouse) In a sub-menu.
Magglng Mode The user can set Mapping to On 010" in a sub-menu.
M The user can launch me Tablewllcms Conlrol Penal.
Help The user can launch (he TeblelWorks Control Panel Help system.
Macros on the pointing device buttons
Overview
Wlth TablelWorks v6.0. users can now canfigura macros on the buttons ol the pointing devices.
Each pointing device will track and store it‘s Own memos.
The lunclicnalily of lhe macros is similal [D mat of [he Fog-HE HotKeys.
How To...
See me human assignment HELP wpic below lor your pointing device for more infwmafion on assigning, defining and using
mama
Macro; for the Digital Pen
Macros for the Digiml Mouse
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Pointing-DeviceSpecific Pointing Mode
Each pointing device will now mainiain irs own pointing mods and it will be amomafically restored/enabled as you switch from one
pointing device to anomer.
Example: A user with a pen and a mouss can configure ms pointing mode 0! the Digital Mouse dinerentfmm thatnf me Digital
Pen, as we]! as different pointing modes 1m each of me amen poinfing devlces.
when a pointing device is plmsd on the iabiet, the configured pointing mode oi mat poiniing device will be in use.
Additional Llnks
For more informanun about pointing modes, refer to:
How To Changg Painting Modes
Launch TabletWorks Control Panel Button Assignment
A new button assignment has been added Ina! WI|| launch the TablstWorks Control Panel when the buflun is pressed.
This button essignmenl is available on all pointing devices,
Additional Links
For more inlarmaflun about button assignments. relay to:
How to customize button assignments for the Digital an
How to cumnmlze button a“! mum: for the Di liul a
How to gu§tomize buflgn assignments for the 16—bulton Mouse
Digital Pen
The versatile Digital Fan painting devios is available on all tablets,
It the Digital Pen is a pressure pan. the added funcfionalily at pressure adiuslmems are applimable to the pointing dsvlce.
To access me semngs for me Diglbal Pefl, click on me Digital Pen Icun on We Tablemolks Central Panel and (he Digllal Fen
window will be displayed.
The Dlgltal Pen window has two labs:
Elmer‘s
Pressure
Use the Buttons tab (and its wmdcrw) to custnmlze button assignments for the pun.
Use the Pressure lab (and its windaw) to customize pressure settings for the pen.
Note: Instructional text is shown in blue characters an me windows,
Note: The human assignment wlndaw displays a What is WPIWYG inlormational button.
Following are related links:
What Is wvmwve?
How to customlle button assignments luv the Digital Pen
How to Id'ust gen fig sansllivig
How to dellna a measure range tor the gen
Pressure Overview
What Is WYPIWYG?
The topic Oi this discussion is pointing modes.
CalComp provides two types of pointing modes:
WVPIWG mode (absolute on-somen tracking)
Mouse mode (relalive err-screen tracking)
WYPIWYG Mode
The WYFIWYG (more xou gain! is where ya go) polrlIrng made is 3:
Precision. absolute pointing mode, that maintains a direct relationship between the iablet and the screen.
In this mode, the tablet is “mapped' to the monltor screen. As a resuli, hand movement on the able! is minimized lo improve
productivity and precision.
For ample:
ll the pointing device is Iiitad and placed in the upper right corner or the anlet. the screen pointer moves tcl the upper right
comer oi the screen.
ll the pointing device is liked and placed in ma upper lett comer ol ma tablet. the screen pointer moves to the upper leit
corner of the screen.
ll you are accustomed to dragging the mining device (like a mouse}, you can still go to the position you desire but Wlthnut
having to "raw“ as with a common mechanical mouse.
Mouse Mode
The movement in the Mouse pointing made most closely approximates me movement mi a mechanical mouse. The Mouse
poinllng made is not 'mapped' to me monlicr screen. On-screerl tracking is relative. I’ll)! absolute.
For example:
If a pointing device is Iifled and placed at a dilierenl lmtion on [he tablet, the screen painter stays in its current location on
me screen.
The screen pointer only moves in a certain direction when the tablet pointing device is on the tablet and is moved in that
dlrecllorr.
In addition, the distance that me screen pointer moves on the screen is not directly related to the distance that the pointing
device moves on the lanlet.
Tips on using the pointing modes
Use the WYPIWVG mode lor precise control or (racing.
Use the Mouse mode for typical mouse'like control.
Make mode selection more accessible by assigning one oi me poinh‘ng device buttons to laggle between WYPIWVG
(absolute) mode and Mouse (relafive) mode
Use the Tuskgar §hgmgl lgon to change pomrlng modes,
Note: Certain pmgrams. such as graphics applications. automafically change the painting mode into WYPIWYG even though
the pointing mode has been set to Mouse mode. ll this is nol desired, disable the Allow Appllcaflon Override checkbox
for the deslred pointing device.
Note that some applications require WYPIWYG mode lor the tablet to operate properly, and that the Allow Application
Override checkbcx is not available lor the Digital Mouser
How to change the pointing mode
There are hm: poinlmg modes available [or the each pointing device:
Mouse (relaflve) mode
WYPIWVG (sesame) mode
The deraun for each pointing device are as (allows:
Digital Pen - WVPIWVG
Digital Mouse - Mouse
IS-bunon Mouse - WYPIWVG
Tc change modes for a poinling device, click on one of the mode buttons found in the lower left of me appropriate Buttons windaw.
A bunun on me pcmtmg device can also be assrgnsd lo toggle between the two modes. This rs highly recommended.
The poiming mode hr the poinling device currermy in use can also be changefl qulckiy using the Taskbar snormm ‘EETL
Additional Links
For more inlarmafion about pointing mass. rater to:
Whgt is WYPIWYG
Pressure Overview
The Ibpic of this discussinn is me pressure iealure on the Digital Pen,
Elements such as line widih and color intensity wiiI vary depending on the pressure settings that are defined and the pressure level
the“ is exerlsdi
The Window shown below will be dispiayed when me Pressure tab on the Digital Pen window is selected.
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TahIeiWork:
Use me Pressure window to adiusl (he idiowing pressure seafings:
Minimum pressure range
Maximum pressure range
Pen iip sensitivily semng
Additional Links
For addliiona] “How To' Informan'on, see:
How in ad'ust gen fig gensllivig
How to define a pressu ange for the gen
How to customize button assignments for the Digital Pen
Button assignments
You can set up different button assignments on the Digital Pen using the Buttons feature in me YahletWorks Control Panel.
Adlustlng the button assignments allows you to customize the pointing device to your work habits and to your application.
see Button assignment descrigtions below lora list of possible assignments.
See §uggesled agignmenm below for suggestions on using some assignments.
See Macros below for a descripu'on oi how to assign a button macro to a button.
Defaults
Mm TabletWorks. changing button asslgnmants ls a vefy easy task. In addition, the Defaults button will reset all assignments to
lactoly setungs whenever you want to clear the slate.
See Default button gssignments below for a list at default ass'gnmenls lor the buttons on the Digltal Pen.
To change the assignment of a button
1 To change the assignment of a button. did on the Digital Pen icon in the TabletWorks Control Panel and the Digital Pen
window will be dlsalayea.
2 Click an the Buttons Nb and the Buttons window forthe Digihl Pen will appear (see gmphlc below).
Note: lnstructlonal text is shown in blue characters on the window.
Note: The button assignment window dlsplays a Whlt Is WYPIWVG intomialional button.
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3 select the button you wish to change on the picnire oi the pointing device.
As your mouse pointer moves over each selectable button area. a clashed red square will be drawn around the button. Slap the
pclnler over the button lot which you want to change the assignments, and pick or salsa the desired buiwn. A Solld
Lower Button: Ouickclick! Double Cllck
ClickfilHold QuickScroll Drag
Uggef Button: OuickCJick! HolKeys
Clicks-Hold Eraser
All 0th" Simian models
Tig not chenggable : QuickClick! Left Click
ClickltHoId 
Lower Euttgn: QuickClickl Right Click
CIidiAHold amok-Scroll Drag
U r ' QuickCiick! HolKe'ys
CIickE-Hnld Eraser
Suggested assignments
Following are explanations and suggestions of why or now the hunen assignments can be useful.
WYPIWVG Toggle
The poiming mode selection can be made more accessible by assigning one of the (mucus lo Wiggle between WVPlWYG
(absolute) mode and Mouse (relafive) mode.
Lefmighvmiddln click
This function performs a slrlgle mouse click. iust like using a mechanical mouse. On the Digiial Perl, Ian click is germanenily
assigned in (he pen fip.
“Wright/middle double
The double dick Function is uselul on any pointing device. but ll is especially useful on me Digital Pen I! is difficult in tap me pen
lip in the same locallon in a rapid sequence. Ii you move me lip More the second up, you may and up dragging an icon out of
place or performing an anion you did not want. You can meke it easier by assigning a pen button is perform iha double click
anion for you
Lemrighiliniuule clng
Far easier dragging nmvsmerns. assign one human to click and hold an item. Click the button a second time to release the helm
How to define a pressure range for the pen
You an define the range 01 pressure levels Ihe pen will generate (output).
The pressure range controls the minimum and maximum width or saturation oi the brush strokes within your drawing application.
To define a pressure range:
1 Click on the Pressure lab in the Digital Pen winflnw. The window shown below wlll SppEaL
2 Adjust minimum pressure level by dragging the Ieit slider m the Pressure Range area. The numerical value is reflected in the
Minimum box,
3 Adjust maximum pressure level by dragging the right slider in me Pressure Range areal The numerieal value IS reflected in me
Maximum box.
Nate: For a more precise setting, enter the numerical values iar ihe mlnl'flum and maximum levels in their respective boxes.
The range of values depends on ynur tablet model.
Settings Requirements
There must he a minimum dilierence of so belween me Minimum and Maximum settings. For example, ii me maximum
range is set to 511 men me largest minimum setting allowed is 451. ll the minimum range is set in D then me smellesl
maximum selling allewed is 30.
The minimum range cannm be set below me pen Sensitivity selling.
There must be a minimum dilference oi 30 beiween the Minimum and Maximum pressure semngs.
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4 To test me defined pressure mnge, draw in 1118 lest area an the rlghi side oi ihs Pressure window as shown above.
You will see circles at varying sizes ihat correspond with me amaunl cl pressure you apply to the tip.
The circle sizes should canespcnd wim lhe pressure range shown by the colored bur trial will appear between the two sliders
as shown in the graphic above.
5 When yeu are selisfied with your sslecfion, click on Apply to make the change and remain in Tablsthiks Conirol Panel or
click an OK to make the change and exit TabletWarks Comrcl Panel.
Additional Links
For related ‘How To’ information, 586:
How to ad us! anti sensifl '
For rslaied discussion malarial. see:
Presggrg Overview
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How to adjust pen tip sensiti
You can “met the tip sensitivity of the pressure pen to lit your natural writing or drawing style.
The tip samitlvity determines how hard you must press the pen tip nature it engages or activates.
If you tend to press hard while writing, you will probably want to make the pen up less sensitive (increase the setting).
It you tend to press lightly while writing. you will probably wanna make the pen (in more sensitive [decrease the setting).
To adjust the tip sensitivity:
1 Click on the Pressure tab in the Digltal Pan window. The Pressure window (shown below) will appear.
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2 Click and hold the slider in the Perl Tip Sensitivlly area, and muve it to change the setting.
The numerical setting is rsllsctea In the Sensitivity box.
If you require more precise settings, type a specific numerical value in me Sensitivity box.
The range or possible values depends on your tablet model.
Note: The Sensitivity setting can never be greater than the Minimum Pressure setting. (599: How to define a gressure
range (or me gen)
3 Test the selection by clicking on the Tip Test button.
A calmed bar, Indicating pressure level, will appear above Ihe slider.
Your pen tip angages when the bar reaches the pusillon ol the slider.
4 When you are safl‘slisd with your selection, click on Apply to make me change and remain in me TabletWorks Comm! Panel or
click on OK to make me change and em lhe Tahiethrks Control Panel.
Adultlonul Llnks
For related How To’ materiaL see:
How to dallna a gressuve range for tag gag
For related discussion materiel, see:
Prussure Overview
Digital Mouse
The versaiile Digiml Mouse poiniing davica is available on all tablets,
To access the sem‘ngs inf «119 Digital Mouse, click on me Digital Mouse icon on me Tablachrks Control Panel and ms Digital
Mouse windsz Will be displayed.
The Digital Mouse window has me (alluwing lab:
Sultans
Lisa the Buttons lab (and is window) to customize builon assignmenis for the mouse.
Note: Instructional (ex! is shown in hlll- charamrs an the windows,
Note: The Man assignmsm window displays a What is WPlWYG informational button.
Following are related Ilnks:
What is WVPIWYG?
How to customize bunch assignments for (he Digital Mauga
How to customize button assignments for the Digital Mouse
Button assignments
You can set up dilfarent button assignments on the Digital Mouse using the Buttons ieature in the TabletWorks Control Panel,
Adiusting the button assignmenw allows you to customize the pointing device to your work habits and to your applican'nn.
See Hugh assignment descrlgtlons below tot a list of possible assignments.
See Suggested assignments below lot suggestions on using some assignments.
Sea Macros below tot a descripnun at how to assign a button macro to a button.
Defaults
mm TablatWorks, changing button assignments is a very easy task. in addition me Defaults button will reset all assignments to
factory settings whenever you went to clear tne state,
See Default button assignments below lcra list oi default assignments form buttons on the Digital Mouse.
To change the assignment of a button
1 To change lhs assignment at a button, click on the Digital Mouse icon in the TabletWorks Control Panel and the Digital MDuse
Buttons window will be displayed, as shown below.
Natl: Instructional text ls shown in blue characters on the window.
Note: The button assignment window displays a What Is wVPlWVG informational button.
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2 Selecl lne button will wish to change an the plume of me painn'ng device,
As your mouse pointer moves over each selectable builcn area, 5 dashed red square will be drawn around the button Slop me
pointer over the button lor which you want lo change (he assignments. and pick or select me dsslrsd button. A Solid-red square
Wl|| be drawn around me button (see graphic above).
3 Select a new assi'gnmenl from one at lhe lists lo me Ielt cl the picture a! ma pclnling device.
Nate. The side switch is assigned to We AutDSCroIl (unclion. I! cannol be changed
Button assignment descriptions
”gag No lunction,
Meta Allows 5 Macro ll: be defined lor lhis bunon,
uglxegs Single clicking mls button will cause the Pep-up HalKeys ll: appear.
gnu lelstworks Launches the Tablelwwks Comm] Panel
Quick§crgll U2 Causes lhe acUVe applications window to SCIOII up. i' possible.
Quicksarnl! Dawn Causes ma eclive applicaliens window to scroll down, ll possible.
Autosuoll When clicked. (he applicallon wall enler an lntellimouse-Iike pan
scrolling mode.
WVPIWVG ngglg Toggles the poinllng mods lor mls pomll'rlg device.
Ltlegh'lMiddle Cllck Len. right. middle mouse cllck
LemRighl/Middl. Denial. Left, right. middle double click
l Dr. Len. right, middle ‘CiickiHold'
Additional features on the Buttons window
Pointing Mode
The Pointing Mode radio buttons on the Buttons window allow the user to select a painting mode For the Digital Mouse. The
Options are elm WYPIWYG 01 Mouse
Macros
Macros can be dellned and then executed by clicking a button on the Digital Mouse.
1. A55lgn ‘Mecro' (see Button Assignment Descnplicns above) to a button on your pointing device.
Enteror modily the macro name using the Macro Name edit field. (See the graphic above.)
Enter or modify the keystrokes you went to be executed by this macro using the Keystrokes edit tield.
Select the 1m Special Ksystmke' button to dlsplay a Special Keystroke dialog box. Use this box to insert special.
predefined keystrokes that you would not normally be able to type into the Keystrokes edit field.
(Rater to the Hotxeys section lot information about me special koysttoke dialog box.)
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T0 save the defined Macro. click OK.
6. To execute the Macro, cttck an the assigned btmon.
Now: The Macro Nlme Ind Keystroke edit lillds are available only when I "1!ch lulgned button In llliclld.
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De'ault button assignments
Loft Button: QuIakCIick' Len Click
FewehQuickCIick! Open TabletWorks
Right Button: QuickClick! Flight Click
PWer+QuickClickl HotKeys
Middl a s: Quickcliekl Oulckscmit Up At
QuickSu'oll Down
Power+0ulckCXicki 
DulckClick! Autascmll
PoweuQuickClickl 
Suggested assignments
Following are explanations ol why or now the button assignments can be useful.
WYPiWYG Toggte
The pointing mode salech‘un can be made more accessible by assigning one at the buttons to toggle between wvmwve
(absolute) mode and Mouse (relative) mode.
Left/rightlmiddie cllck
The function pot-towns a single mouse click, just like using a mechanical mouse. It does not mm which button you assign to be
the Left Click as long as you have at least one assigned.
Len/rightlmludlo doubt-
The double click function is uselul on any poinfing device. it is difficult to tap in ma same location in a rapid sequence. Move the
pointer belore the second tap and you may end up dragging an icon out 0! place or perlnrming an action you did not warm You can
make it easier by assigning a button to perionn use double click action lor you.
Left/rightlmlddlc drag
For easier dragging movements. assign one button to click and hold an ilam. Click the button a second time to release the held,
16-button Mouse
The versan‘le Is-bnmon Manse pointing device is available on all tablets axcept the Cream" Station.
To amass the semngs for me IG-buItOfl Muuse. click an lhe 16-bunnn Mouse icon On (he Tablstwmks Conan! Panel and ms
16-bunon Mouse window will be display-d.
The 16-button Mouse window has the following lab:
Bunons
Use m8 Buttons tab (and its wlnduw) to customize button assignments for me |6>bun0n mouse.
Note Instructional text is shown in Nut Charla?“ on the windows.
Nuts: The human assignmsni window displays a What I! WPIWVG inlermaiional button
Following are relaud links:
What Is WVPlWVG?
NEW (0 custnmize button assignments for the 16-bunon MQU§E
How to customize button assignments for the 16-button Mouse
Button assignments
You can set up dillerent button assignments on the iii-button Mouse using the Buttons leature in the TaoistWotks Control Panel.
Adjusting the bunnn assignments allows you to customize the poinfing device to your work hablls and to your application.
See Button assignment degcrigtlonl below for a list at possible assignments.
See Sugggsted assignments below for suggestions on uslng some assignments,
See Macros below ft)! 5 description at how to assign a macro to a button.
Defaults
With Tabletwmks, changing button assignments is a very easy task. in addition, the Defaults button will reset all eselgnments to
rectory settings whenever you want to clear the slate.
See Default gutton aggignmehls below lor a Ilst cl default assignments for the buttons on the 15-butt0n Mouser
To change the assignment of a button
1 To change the asignment of a button. click on the ts—huttun Mouse icon in the TabletWarls Control Panel and the Buttons
window will be displayed. as shown below.
Note: Inslmctional text is shown in blue Chalmers on the window.
Nate. The bulk!" assignment window displays a What Is WYFlWVG informational human
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2 Select the button you wish to change on the picture of the pointing device.
As your mouse pointer moves over each selectable button area, 3 dashed red square will be drawn around the button. Stop the
pointer over the button for which you want to change the assignments. and pick or select the desired button. A solidarsd square
will be drawn around the button (see graph": above),
3 Select a new asstgnmenttrom the Quickclick Button Assignment drop list,
Note: The ClickxtHold Button Asstgnmenls are not available for (his pointing device.
Button assignment descriptions
M No function.
Mm Allows a Mecro to be defined.
HotKeys Single clicking this button will cause the Pop-up HotKeye list to
appear,
oun Tlhlttwovks Launches the TabletWorks Control Panel
5mm Causes the active application; window to scroll up.
guick§cml| Down Causes the active applications Window to scroll down.
Amusomll When clicked. the application will enteran Intelllrriouse-Ilke pen
scrolling mode.
WVPmlg Toggle Toggles the pointing mode lur this pointing device.
5mm; Lelt, ngnt, middle mouse click
might/Middle Double Lett. right, middle double click
mflignyuiddlu Drag Left. right, middle 'Cllck&Hold'
Additional features on the Buttons window
Pointing Mode
The Pointing Mode radio buttons on the Buttons window allow the user to select a pointing mode tor the 16-button Mouse. The
options are either WVPIWVG or Mouse
In addlflon, the Allflw Applimtion Option can be Enabled or disabled, If the AlIOw Application Override option is enabled, a
labiet~awere application may set the pointing mode to be different than the user-defined pointing mode while the application is
running. II this option is disabled, the user»delineo pointing mode will override any applican‘on control of the poinfing mode,
Macros
Macros can be defined and then executed by clicking a button on the 16-hutton Mouse.
1. Assign 'Macro‘ (see Button Assignment Descriptions above) to a button on your pointing devlce.
Enter or modily the macro name using the Macro Name edit fields (See lhe grauhic above.)
Enter or modily the keystrokes you went to be executed by this macro using the Keystrokes edit lield,
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Select the 'Insert Special Keystroke' button to display a Special Keystroke dialog box. Use this box to insert special,
pare—defined keystrokes that you would not normally be able to type into the Keystrokes edit lield,
(Rater to the HotKeys section for informaflon about the special keystroke dialog box.)
5. To save the defined Macro, click OK
6. To execute the Macro, Click on the assigned button.
Note: The Macro Name and Keystroke edit fields are available only when a macro assigned button is selected.
Default button assignments
Butt : QuickCIick! Left Click
Clidannld 
Sultan 1: Quickclickl Right Click
Cllck&HuId 
All OS]!!! Bullons: QuickClicld 
CllckliHold 
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