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Access the Control Panel .......................................................................................................................................................... 2 Change Your Mouse Setting .......................................................................................................................................................... 3 Feature Summary .......................................................................................................................................................... 3
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1 The mouse was not detected by my computer. ................................................................................................................................... 12 2 Can not wake up the system ................................................................................................................................... 12
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The Wheel
Overview
Overview
Your mouse has a tilt wheel that performs vertical and horizontal scrolling, one-step zooming, or fast navigation on the Internet. The wheel can be used in a few ways: Rotate - To scroll up and down. Tilt - to scroll left and right There are three major functions for the wheel: 1 2 3 Scrolling (up/down, left/right) Zooming (works with Office 97 compatible applications) Data Zooming (works with Office 97 compatible applications)
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Scrolling
Scrolling
The mouse wheel can perform vertical or horizontal scrolling.
To scroll up, rotate the wheel forward. To scroll down, rotate the wheel backward. To scroll left, tilt the wheel to the left. To scroll right, tilt the wheel to the right.
The scrolling function works in Microsoft Office 97-compatible applications, as well as with most software that runs under Windows 2000, Windows XP or Vista.
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Zooming
Zooming
In MS Office application, additional zooming functions are available.
To zoom in, hold the Ctrl key down and rotate the mouse wheel forward. To zoom out, hold the Ctrl key down and rotate the mouse wheel backward.
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Data Zooming
Data Zooming
In MS Office application, you may use the additional Data Zooming functions. For example, you can expand or collapse outlines in word documents. To perform Data Zooming: 1 2 3 Move the pointer to the Data to be zoomed. To zoom in, hold the Shift key down and rotate the wheel forward. To zoom out, hold the Shift key down and rotate the wheel backward.
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Feature Summary
Mouse Suite Features Summary
Mouse Button Setting Allow to customize the function of each of the mouse buttons. Double-click Speed The double-click feature allows you to change the amount of time required between clicks of a double-click on the primary mouse button. Orientation The Orientation tab allows you to redefine the horizontal axis of the mouse. Scrolling Mouse Suite offers a Universal Scrolling feature, designed to work with most applications that have standard scroll bars, including applications that are not compatible with Office 97 scrolling standard (e.g. WordPerfect 7.0, Netscape Navigator 3.0, Microsoft Office 95, etc.). Instead of the powerful Universal Scrolling feature, you may select to Use Microsoft Office 97 Scrolling Emulation Only option. Scrolling Speed You can change the scrolling speed. Reverse the Scrolling Direction You can reverse the scrolling direction of the wheel. Pointer Wrap With Pointer Wrap enabled, when the pointer reaches the edge of the screen, it automatically wraps and appears on the other side. Slow Motion Enabling Slow Motion allows to temporarily slowing down the pointer movement when increased precision is needed, press and hold the Shift key while moving the mouse. This function does not interfere with other Shift key functions. X Focus With X Focus enabled, moving the pointer over the title bar of a window will make that window active. This function is useful for quickly define an active window when several windows are open, without clicking on the window.
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Left Button - Primary Mouse Button Wheel Button - Quick Scroll/Auto Scroll Right Button - Context Menu Home Button - Open Web Browser
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On the Mouse Image, click on the button, or select a button from the Button list. The selected button will be displayed in the Button list and highlighted on the mouse image. Assign Magnifier to that button by selecting it from the Function list. With the magnifier active, press the magnifier button while moving the mouse up/down or left/right to change the size of the magnified area. With the Magnifier active, rotate the wheel to change the rate of Magnification.
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HyperLink HyperLink
With HyperLink designated as a button function, you can open an application or a document of your choice with one click of a button. To assign the HyperLink function to a mouse button: 1 2 3 4 5 6 Open Mouse Suite properties from Control Panel. Click on the Buttons tab. To assign an application or a document that is not available in the Function list, select HyperLink in the Function list. Click on Settings. Click on Browse, search, and select a shortcut. Click OK. To use the HyperLink, click the assigned mouse button.
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DragLock DragLock
The drag lock feature in the HP Optical USB Mobile mouse can be set to any mouse button click. This feature will allow you to click on the active window bar once and release to drag a window to a new desired location. Once the window is where you desire click the Drag lock button again to release the Window. This same drag lock feature is usable on previous selected files in an explorer window. After selecting one or more files if you click the drag lock button you can then drag all the files to another window or desktop. This feature also is available in certain applications like MS Paint. You can select a shape to draw such as box or circle to drag lock. After dropping a shape on the paint window if you click once and release the drag lock function on this shape you can drag the shape to a new size. Once you have reached the desired size click the drag lock again to release the shape from drag lock.
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Reset the double-click speed setting by clicking on Reset to Default Value. To test double-click speed, double-click on the image in the test area. To confirm your double-click speed setting, click on Apply.
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To restore the default orientation status, click on the Reset Orientation button. To confirm your orientation settings, click on Apply.
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Scrolling
About the Scrolling Function About the Scrolling Function
Mouse Suite offers a Universal Scrolling feature, designed to work with most applications that have standard scroll bars, including applications that are not compatible with Office 97 scrolling standard (e.g. WordPerfect 7.0, Netscape Navigator 3.0, Microsoft Office 95, etc.). While in Universal Scrolling mode, the mouse will still perform the zooming functions available in Microsoft Office 97 if you press the CTRL key at the same time. Instead of using the Universal Scrolling feature, you may select to Use Microsoft Office 97 Scrolling Emulation option. However, the scrolling function will be restricted to Microsoft Office 97 compatible applications (e.g. Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0/4.0). To learn more about the Office 97 Scrolling Standard, see About Office 97 Scrolling Emulation.
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the application you wish to remove from the exceptions list, click Remove. Click OK to confirm.
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To turn on the Office 97 scrolling emulation only: 1 2 3 4 Open Mouse Suite properties from Control Panel. Click on the Wheel tab. Select Use Microsoft Office97 Scrolling Emulation Only. Click Apply to confirm.
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Adjust the Scrolling Speed of the Wheel Adjust the Scrolling Speed of the Wheel
1 2 3 4 Open Mouse Suite properties from Control Panel. Click on the Wheel tab. Select Scroll [n] line(s) per notch this will set the scroll 1 to 30 lines per notch. Adjust lines per notch by clicking the up or down arrow. Or, select Scroll one screen per notch to scroll one screen at a time. Click OK to save your change.
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Troubleshooting
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Troubleshooting
The mouse was not detected by my computer.
Solution: Make sure the mouse is securely plugged into your computers mouse port.
1. Check if your PCs USB port is working properly. Look on the Device Manager of System Properties. If there is a circled exclamation point through the icon, it means this USB controller has some problem. Try to remove and reinstall it. 2. Make sure the USB port was enabled in the BIOS setup.
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