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Using the AccuPoint Pointing Device
Part I: Getting To Know Your Computer
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Using the AccuPoint Pointing Device
The computer’s AccuPoint pointing device enables you to move
the cursor and to select items on the screen. If you’re familiar with
desktop computers, you may have used a mouse or trackball for
this purpose. The AccuPoint provides all the functionality of a
mouse or trackball without your hands ever leaving the keyboard.
If you would rather use a mouse or trackball, you can connect one
to the computer’s serial port or PS/2 port. You may also use the
mouse port on the optional NoteDock™.
The AccuPoint pointing device
To move the cursor, gently push the AccuPoint in the direction
you want the cursor to move. Pushing harder on the AccuPoint
moves the cursor faster.
When a step instructs you to click or choose an item, move the
cursor to the item, then press and release the primary button. To
double-click, click the primary button twice in rapid succession.
The primary button corresponds to the left button on a mouse.
The function of the secondary button depends on the program
you are using. It corresponds to the right button on a mouse.
Check your programs’ documentation to find whether it uses the
right mouse button.
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Summary of Contents for Satellite 110 Series
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Page 126: ...Chapter 5 Buying Programs 97 Buying Hardware 105 ...
Page 169: ...Little Cards that Do Big Things RemovingaPCCard Part I Getting To Know Your Computer 139 ...
Page 321: ...MaxTime The Machine Settings Dialog Box Part II Technical Reference 291 ...
Page 351: ...TSETUP OTHERS Part II Technical Reference 321 ...
Page 365: ...The Diagnostic Test ExitingtheDiagnosticMenus Part II Technical Reference 335 ...
Page 368: ...Appendix A Built in Features 339 Optional Accessories and Devices 344 Specifications 346 ...
Page 377: ...Features and Specifications Specifications Part III Appendixes 347 ...
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Page 385: ...System Resources Input Output PortAddressAssignments Part III Appendixes 355 ...
Page 386: ...Appendix D CS Model Video Modes 358 Satellite 110CT Video Modes 359 ...
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