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Enable Press-to-Select, Enable Dragging, Press Means, make a double-click.

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Title: C79DMMST CreationDate: 07/16/97 13:09:22 2 Select the features that you want to use. The Enable Press-to-Select function This function enables you to tap quickly on the TrackPoint to start programs, press buttons, use menus, and so on. You can always use the left click button and the right click button as mouse buttons. The Enable Dragging function This function enables you to drag and drop an object. Press down on the TrackPoint to grab the object. Then, drag the object by moving the TrackPoint. Drop the object by releasing the TrackPoint. The Enable Release-to-Select function This function enables you to click by simply lifting your finger quickly off the TrackPoint. Release-to-Select can also help you make a double-click. When you move the pointer onto an icon, and then lift your finger off the TrackPoint, one click is made (Release-to-Select). Then, when you press the TrackPoint again, the second click is made. The result is a double-click. Press Means Press-to-Select simulates only a single mouse button. Use this function to choose whether you want Press-to-Select to work like Chapter 2. Fine-Tuning Your Computer 2-11

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Select the features that you want to use.
The
Enable Press-to-Select
function
This function enables you to tap quickly on the TrackPoint to
start programs, press buttons, use menus, and so on.
You can
always use the left click button and the right click button as
mouse buttons.
The
Enable Dragging
function
This function enables you to drag and drop an object.
Press
down on the TrackPoint to grab the object.
Then, drag the
object by moving the TrackPoint.
Drop the object by releasing
the TrackPoint.
The
Enable Release-to-Select
function
This function enables you to click by simply lifting your finger
quickly off the TrackPoint.
Release-to-Select
can also help you
make a double-click.
When you move the pointer onto an icon,
and then lift your finger off the TrackPoint, one click is made
(Release-to-Select).
Then, when you press the TrackPoint
again, the second click is made.
The result is a double-click.
Press Means
Press-to-Select simulates only a single mouse button.
Use this
function to choose whether you want Press-to-Select to work like
Chapter 2.
Fine-Tuning Your Computer
2-11
Title: C79DMMST CreationDate: 07/16/97 13:09:22