The Web Wheel and Office Wheel functions
The
Web Wheel
and
Office Wheel functions
Assign to the third, fourth or fifth mouse buttons. If you then
activate the corresponding button for the Web Wheel,
then the Web Wheel appears on your desktop.
Afterwards, you can control various Internet applications
by clicking on the corresponding icon.
If the
Office Wheel
has been assigned to a button, then
you can simply and easily start MS Office applications
(Word, PowerPoint, Excel, etc.) via this function.
8.) Next window
Opens the next window
(corresponds to the key combination Alt+Shift+Tab)
9.) Previous window
Opens the previous window
(corresponds to the key combination Alt+Tab)
10.) Screen saver
Starts the screen saver
11.) Page up
Moves the cursor to the previous page
12.) Page down
Moves the cursor to the next page
13.) Home
Moves the cursor to the beginning of a line
14.) End
Moves the cursor to the end of a line
15.) Calculator
Starts the Windows computer
16.) F1 Function
Simulates the “F1” key function
17.) F2 Function
Simulates the “F2” key function
18.) F3 Function
Simulates the “F3” key function
19.) F4 Function
Simulates the “F4” key function
20.) F5 Function
Simulates the “F5” key function
21.) F6 Function
Simulates the “F6” key function
22.) F7 Function
Simulates the “F7” key function
23.) F8 Function
Simulates the “F8” key function
24.) F9 Function
Simulates the “F9” key function
25.) F10 Function
Simulates the “F10” key function
26.) F11 Function
Simulates the “F11” key function
27.) F12 Function
Simulates the “F12” key function
28.) Screen snapshot
Copies an image of the desktop into the buffer
29.) Window snapshot
Copies an image of the active window into the buffer
30.) Control-C
Simulates the “Ctrl-C” key function
31.) Control-V
Simulates the “Ctrl-V” key function
32.) Control-A
Simulates the “Ctrl-A” key function
33.) Control-H
Simulates the “Ctrl-H” key function
34.) Control-G
Simulates the “Ctrl-G” key function
35.) Control-F
Simulates the “Ctrl-F” key function
36.) Control-X
Simulates the “Ctrl-X” key function
37.) Control-Z
Simulates the “Ctrl-Z” key function
38.) Control-W
Simulates the “Ctrl-W” key function
39.) Control-N
Simulates the “Ctrl-N” key function
40.) Control-O
Simulates the “Ctrl-O” key function
41.) Control-S
Simulates the “Ctrl-S” key function
42.) Control-P
Simulates the “Ctrl-P” key function
43.) Control-R
Simulates the “Ctrl-R” key function
44.) Run
Executes the “Run” function
45.) MS Outlook
Starts MS Office Outlook
46.) MS Word
Starts MS Office Word
47.) MS Excel
Starts MS Office Excel
48.) MS PowerPoint
Starts MS Office PowerPoint
49.) MS Finder
Starts MS Office Finder
50.) MS Outlook Express Starts MS Office Outlook Express
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51.) Internet Explorer
Starts the Internet Explorer
52.) File Manager
Opens the “My Files” folder
53.) NotePad
Starts the NotePad file editor
54.) CD Player
Starts the CD Player
55.) MS Paint
Starts MS Paint
56.) Address Book
Starts the Address Book
57.) Office Wheel
See the following description
58.) Web Wheel
See the following description
59 Double-click
Simulates the double click function of the left mouse button
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