3.2
Using the Function Key
By using the function key in combination with a shortcut key you are able to activate a range
of applications. These can include shortcuts to a program, open a file, or display a folder.
See Section 3.2.1 for predefined combinations.
See Section 3.2.2 for user-defined combinations.
3.2.1 Default Combinations
Internet
Explorer Step1: Press and briefly hold the stylus to the
Function Key
Step2: Press and briefly hold the stylus to the
Start Key
Increase
Volume
Step1: Press and briefly hold the stylus to the
Function Key
Step2: Press and briefly hold the stylus to the
Journal Key
Decrease
Volume Step1: Press and briefly hold the stylus to the
Function Key
Step2: Press and briefly hold the stylus to the
Screen
Keyboard Key
Microsoft
Outlook Step1: Press and briefly hold the stylus to the
Function Key
Step2: Press and briefly hold the stylus to the
Rotate Key
3.2.2
Assigning a shortcut
How to make a user-defined shortcut key:
1.
Go to the
Start
menu
2.
Go to
Control Panel
3.
Click on the
Tablet and Pen Settings
or double click on the icon seen in figure 3.1
4. Go to the
Tablet Buttons
tab
5. Of the four
Tablet Button
options
available in the box, select the
action you wish to use as your key assignment. You should see the four choices
labeled as:
figure 3.1
•
Fn+Hot1 Button
•
Fn +Journal Button
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