Dell Latitude Z Features Card - Page 1

Features Card 0K146NA01 Gesture-Enabled Touchpad The Latitude Z touchpad supports multi-touch and single-touch gestures. Single-Touch Gestures Vertical and Horizontal Scroll Allows you to scroll up/down and left/right by moving your finger along the vertical zone (at the extreme right) and horizontal zone (at the bottom) respectively on the touchpad. Single-finger zoom Allows you to zoom in or zoom out of an active window by moving your finger upward or downward on the zoom zone (at the extreme left) on the touchpad. Multi-Touch Gestures Privacy Mode Keep prying eyes off your screen by briefly holding your hand in place anywhere on the touchpad. NOTE: Default setting is to minimize all screens. You can configure Privacy Mode through the Dell Touchpad window to turn the screen blank or lock the computer. Finger Pan/Scroll Allows you to move the focus on a object when the entire object is not visible. Move two fingers in the desired direction to pan-scroll the selected object. Rotate Zoom Allows you to rotate active content by 90 degrees. Keeping the thumb in place, move the index finger in an arced direction right or left to rotate the selected item 90 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise. Allows you to increase or decrease the magnification of the screen content/object. Moving two fingers apart on the touchpad zooms in on the active window. Moving two fingers closer together on the touchpad zooms out on the active window. Dell™ EdgeTouch™ LCD Sensor Dell EdgeTouch Gadget bar Dell EdgeTouch Control Dell EdgeTouch™ LCD Sensor is an intuitive input technology that works through an array of capacitive sensors installed beneath the right LCD frame of your Latitude Z. Using this technology, you can experience easy one-touch scrolling and quick system control through a customizable gadget bar. • Press the Dell EdgeTouch Control at the lower right corner of your Latitude Z's LCD frame to launch the gadget bar. • Touch the LCD frame next to the gadget-bar icon to launch individual applications, or slide your finger up and down the right LCD frame to adjust the computer volume or brightness. When the gadget bar is inactive, slide your thumb up and down the right frame to scroll through long documents or web pages.