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Press to display a shortcut menu in certain software programs. Pressing this key is equivalent to clicking the right mouse button. Windows The Microsoft® Windows® key, displays the Start menu. Pressing this key is equivalent to clicking Start on the taskbar. 1 U s e the Stand by key to res ume from Stand by mode. P res s ing other keys or us ing the mous e may not enable your c omputer to res ume normal operation. Using the pointing device The keyboard model, VGC-WKB1, is equipped with a built-in pointing device. Your finger movements on the input area moves the pointer on the computer's monitor. The left and right buttons provide the same functions as the left and right buttons on a mouse. To turn on the pointing device 1. Open the wireless keyboard's wrist rest panel completely. 2. Slide the on/off button to the On position. 3. Use the input area and buttons to direct the pointer on the computer screen and perform your computing tasks. Turning on the pointer dev ice (VGC- WKB1) Action Description Sliding one finger Equivalent to using a mouse to move the pointer on the monitor screen. Tapping once Equivalent to a single-click of the left button on a mouse. Tapping twice Equivalent to a double-click of the left button on a mouse. Sliding finger while pressing the left button Equivalent to using a mouse to drag an item on the monitor screen. Page 26

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Press to display a shortcut menu in certain software programs. Pressing this key is equivalent to clicking the right
mouse button.
Windows
The Microsoft
®
Windows
®
key, displays the Start menu. Pressing this key is equivalent to clicking Start on the
taskbar.
1
Use the Stand by key to resume from Stand by mode. Pressing other keys or using the mouse may not enable your computer to resume normal operation.
Using the pointing device
The keyboard model, VGC-WKB1, is equipped with a built-in pointing device. Your finger movements on the input area
moves the pointer on the computer's monitor. The left and right buttons provide the same functions as the left and right
buttons on a mouse.
To turn on the pointing device
1.
Open the wireless keyboard's wrist rest panel completely.
2.
Slide the on/off button to the
On
position.
3.
Use the input area and buttons to direct the pointer on the computer screen and perform your computing tasks.
Turning on the pointer device (VGC-WKB1)
Action
Description
Sliding one finger
Equivalent to using a mouse to move the pointer on the monitor screen.
Tapping once
Equivalent to a single-click of the left button on a mouse.
Tapping twice
Equivalent to a double-click of the left button on a mouse.
Sliding finger while pressing the left button
Equivalent to using a mouse to drag an item on the monitor screen.
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