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Enabling the scrolling feature

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Customizing the TrackPoint you might notice unintended clicks, a cursor delay, or a dragging delay. If you set the pace too fast, you might find Press-to-Select hard to use. Enabling the scrolling feature The scrolling feature enables you to navigate easily through long documents or large spreadsheets with the press of a button. When scrolling is enabled, press the Internet Scroll Bar and then use the TrackPoint stick to scroll through text. To enable scrolling, click the Scrolling radio button. Note: To disable the scrolling and magnifying glass functions, click the Neither button. Choosing the scrolling method When the scroll bar is enabled, you can choose any of three scrolling methods. Do as follows: 1. Make sure that the Scrolling radio button is checked. 2. Under the Choose Scrolling or Magnifying Glass Function, click Advanced.... The Center Button Advanced Setting window opens. 3. Click one of the following buttons: Press Center Button, then use TrackPoint: If you choose this option, you will be able to control scrolling or the magnifying glass by holding down the Internet Scroll Bar and then using the TrackPoint. When you are not holding down the center button, the TrackPoint controls the cursor. Extending the features of your computer 49

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Customizing the TrackPoint
you might notice unintended clicks, a cursor delay, or
a dragging delay. If you set the pace too fast, you
might find Press-to-Select hard to use.
Enabling the scrolling feature
The scrolling feature enables you to navigate easily through long
documents or large spreadsheets with the press of a button. When
scrolling is enabled, press the Internet Scroll Bar and then use the
TrackPoint stick to scroll through text.
To enable scrolling, click the
Scrolling
radio button.
Note:
To disable the scrolling and magnifying glass functions, click
the
Neither
button.
Choosing the scrolling method
When the scroll bar is enabled, you can choose any of three scrolling
methods. Do as follows:
1. Make sure that the Scrolling radio button is checked.
2. Under the
Choose Scrolling or Magnifying Glass Function
,
click
Advanced...
.
The Center Button Advanced Setting window opens.
3. Click one of the following buttons:
±
Press Center Button, then use TrackPoint
: If you choose
this option, you will be able to control scrolling or the magni-
fying glass by holding down the Internet Scroll Bar and then
using the TrackPoint. When you are not holding down the
center button, the TrackPoint controls the cursor.
Extending the features of your computer
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