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Setting Up and Using Your Tablet-PC
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The horizontal and vertical pen flicks are, by default, assigned to navigational
actions, corresponding to the keys <Left-Arrow>, <Right-Arrow>,
<Page Up>, and <Page Down>. The default assignments for the diagonal
pen flicks are editing actions: delete, copy, paste, and undo.
To customize pen flicks, click Start
→
Control Panel
→
Pen and Input
Devices and click the Flicks tab. You can choose to turn pen flicks off, use the
navigational pen flicks only, or use the navigational and editing pen flicks. You
can also assign a new action to any of the eight pen flicks and adjust how
easily your pen flicks are recognized.
To learn more about pen flicks and practice using them, click Start
→
All
Programs
→
Tablet PC
→
Pen Flicks Training .
Setting Pen Preferences
You can customize several pen behaviors in the operating system to help make
using your Tablet-PC more comfortable. For example, if your double-taps are
sometimes not recognized because you do not tap them fast enough, you can
set a slower speed so that you have more time to tap. You can customize the
visual feedback that displays for each type of tap, and you can customize the
actions assigned to pen flicks.
To access pen preferences and options, click Start
→
Control Panel
→
Mobile PC
→
Pen and Input Devices .
The preferences and options you set in the Tablet PC Settings and the P en
and Input Devices window are specific to the pen and the Tablet-PC.
Pointing device preferences, such as pointer speed, click speed, and mouse
trails, are set in the
Mouse Properties window. These preferences apply to any
pointing device in the system. To access pointing device preferences, select
Start
→
Control Panel
→
Hardware and Sound
→
Mouse .
Using Touch
Your Tablet-PC is able to distinguish between the pen and your fingertip
(touch mode). When you use touch mode, a translucent image of a computer
mouse, called the touch pointer, floats beneath your finger. The touch pointer
has left and right mouse buttons that you can tap with your finger. You use
the area beneath the buttons to drag the touch pointer.
Your Tablet-PC ships with a digitizer utility which you can use to set one of
four modes for using touch: