cel” buttons will show up. “ReCalibrate” means recalibration; “OK” means saving and exit;
“Cancel” means� exit without saving.
Mode Settings
1. Click on touch
When the finger contacts a touch screen the mouse's single click will happen automati-
cally. The mode only applies to touch, not to drag. In this mode the touchscreen responds
the fastest. This mode is usually used for clicking a large object (e.g. OK button in the
pop-up window) in applications.
2. Click on Release
A mouse click event happens at the point where the finger leaves the touchscreen; it is
a precisely controlled mode and therefore good for clicking a small object (e.g. Minimize
button in the pop-up window) or hyperlink of web pages, such as POS and WEB appli-
cations.
3. Mouse Emulation
The “Mouse Emulation” mode is the default one, fully emulating mouse operation, such
as left-button clicking, moving, lifting and dragging. This mode is best for writing, drawing
and dragging.
4. Enable Touch
Enable(default)/disable touchscreen.
5. Hide Cursor
Hide the cursor by clicking "Hide cursor" in Options when the mouse cursor is not used
in some applications.
6. Send Right Click
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