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Clicking The ForcePad detects when you apply pressure to it, so pressing on the TouchPad is like clicking a mouse button. To make an on-screen selection you can use the “click” function by applying pressure to your TouchPad. Press down with one finger anywhere on the TouchPad to perform a primary click. To perform a secondary click, press down with one finger in the lower right corner or with two fingers anywhere on the TouchPad. Use the Volume Mixer in your system tray (speaker icon) to control the volume of the click sound. Force Click Threshold slider The amount of force needed to register a click can by adjusted by using the Force click threshold slider. To require more force to click, move the slider towards Maximum, to require less force, move it towards Minimum. Click and Drag You can click-and-drag with one finger to move a selected item. You can click-and-drag with two fingers to perform the equivalent of a right-physical-button click-and-drag. To perform a One-Finger Click-and-Drag Gesture: 1. Use your cursor to highlight the item you want to move. 2. Press one finger down on the TouchPad. 3. Keep the TouchPad pressed down while dragging the selected item to the desired location. 4. Lift your finger off the TouchPad when you want to release the item. To perform a Two-Finger Click-and-Drag Gesture: 1. Use your cursor to highlight the item you want to move. 2. Press two-fingers down on the TouchPad. 3, Keep the TouchPad pressed down while dragging the selected item to the desired location. 4. Lift your fingers off the TouchPad when you want to release the item. Two-Finger Scrolling The Two-Finger Scrolling feature allows you to scroll vertically or horizontally from anywhere on the TouchPad surface. Place two fingers down on the TouchPad and then slide them in the desired direction. You do not need to be in a scrolling region to scroll. Watch the video to learn how to use Two-Finger Scrolling. Make sure the fingers are slightly apart from each other. Lift both fingers off the TouchPad to stop scrolling. Force-enhanced gesture: After scrolling is initiated, press down on the TouchPad and keep your fingers stationary to continue scrolling. Increase the pressure to go faster and decrease the pressure to go slower. To stop scrolling, release the pressure, or lift your fingers from the TouchPad. Pinch Zoom The Pinch Zoom gesture delivers zooming functionality in many applications. You can use the Pinch Zoom gesture to perform the same functions that a scroll wheel performs on standard Windows applications that support Ctrl-Scroll Wheel zoom functionality. Select the Pinch Zoom checkbox to enable the pinch gesture for zooming. Watch the video to learn how to perform the gesture. Use the tips of your fingers for best results. Force-enhanced gesture: After zooming is initiated, press down on the TouchPad and keep your fingers stationary to continue zooming that direction. Increase the pressure to go faster and decrease the pressure to go slower. To stop zooming, release the pressure, or lift your fingers from the TouchPad. One-Finger Scrolling (in enabled) The scrolling features allow you to operate the scroll bars of a window without moving the pointer away from your work. The scrolling features work with most scrollable windows such as documents, spreadsheets, and large digital images. Force-enhanced gesture: After scrolling is initiated, press down on the TouchPad and keep your fingers stationary to continue scrolling. Increase the pressure to go faster and decrease the pressure to go slower. To stop scrolling, release the pressure, or lift your fingers from the TouchPad. |