Cherry PowerWheel, Operating Instructions Manual

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3 Tabs
3.1 Buttons
In the Buttons tab you can assign specific
functions to the mouse buttons and the wheel
button.
The buttons are configured by default for right-
handed persons with the following functions:
• Left button = Primary mouse button
• Right button = Context menu
• Wheel button = Auto / Quick scroll
• Button on the left = Start button (applies
only for the wireless mouse)
Default button functions
When you assign an individual function to a
button, you override the standard function of
this button. If you wish to re-implement the
standard function of this button, you can
restore it by clicking on the Reset default
button.
Primary mouse button function
The function Primary mouse button (clicking
and selecting) must be assigned to at least
one button. Before you can change the
configuration of this button, you must assign
the function to another button.
A number of functions can be assigned to a
mouse button:
• You can assign and activate automatic
scrolling to a button.
• The HyperGrid function allows you to use
nine common Windows functions.
An overview of the meaning of the individual
functions is given in the following list:
Functions that you can assign to the
buttons:
Function Meaning
None Has no function
Primary
mouse
button Has the function of a primary
button (click and select)
Backspace
key The mouse pointer switches
one level higher in the
directory structure.
Close
window Closes the window which is
currently open.
Maximize
window Enlarges the current window
to full size.
Minimize
window Minimizes the window which
is currently open.
Control
Panel Opens the Control Panel
window.
Copy (Ctrl +
C) Copies previously marked
objects into the Clipboard
Context
menu Opens the context menu of
the object located under the
mouse pointer.
Cut (Ctrl +
X) Deletes previously marked
objects and copies them into
the Clipboard.
Double-click Performs a double-click if
you press the button once.
Drag locking Deactivates the drag & drop
function.
Enter Performs the function of the
Enter key.
Escape Performs the function of the
ESC key.