3
3 Tabs
3.1 Buttons (tab)
In the tab
Buttons
you can make the follow-
ing settings:
• You can assign functions to the mouse but-
tons 2, 3, 4 and 5. You select the functions
from the drop-down lists located alongside
the buttons. As the primary button, the left
button cannot be individually assigned a
function. An overview of the meaning of the
individual functions is given in the following
list.
• You can set the time period that can elapse
between two clicks in order to carry out a
function with a double-click. The closer the
slider stands to the value
Fast
, the faster
you must double-click to carry out the func-
tion.
• You can set whether you want to use the
mouse in the right- or left-handed mode.
the option
Right-handed
is the default.
To assign a function to a button
The primary button (button 1) cannot be indi-
vidually assigned a function.
1 Click on the arrow next to the list from
which you wish to select a function for a
button.
The list is opened.
2 Click on the function that you wish to assign
to the button.
The selected function appears in the input
field of the list.
3 Click on the button
Adopt
.
- OR -
Click on the button
OK
.
The new configuration is saved.
To set the double-click speed
1 Position the mouse pointer on the slider in
the group
Double-click speed
.
2 Press the left mouse button and pull the
slider to the desired position.
3 Click on the button
Adopt
.
- OR -
Click on the button
OK
.
The new configuration is saved.
To configure the mouse for a left-hander
1 In the groupe Button combination, activate
the button
Left-hand mode
.
2 Click on the button
Adopt
.
- OR -
Click on the button
OK
.
The new configuration is saved.
3.2 Pointers (tab)
In the tab
Pointers
, you can change the dis-
play of the mouse pointer. This enables you to
assign an individual appearance to the differ-
ent functions of the mouse pointer.
To change the display of the pointer
1 Mark the function of the mouse pointer that
you wish to change in the list.
2 Click on the button
Search
.
The dialog box
Search
is opened.
3 Choose the mouse pointer that you wish to
use for the selected function.
4 Click on the button
OK
.
The tab
Pointers
moves into the fore-
