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OUCH
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The system automatically enables the built-
in TouchPad. If youre using any version
of
Windows
or
OS/2
, you dont have to
install a driver for it. However, you must
install a driver (if your dealer hasnt al-
ready done this for you) for the
DOS
envi-
ronment.
If you want to use the TouchPads ad-
vanced features, refer to the driver in-
formation in
Chapter 6: Extras
.
TouchPad
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OUCH
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AD
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IG
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1. sensor pad
2. left mouse button
3. right mouse button
Note for left-handers: most
operating systems allow you
to reverse the mouse-button
settings.
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Configuring the TouchPad
The TouchPad uses the PS/2 port which is factory
enabled. It can use the Microsoft, or IBM PS/2
mouse driver available with most operating sys-
tems. Optimized TouchPad software for various
operating systems is on the
Software & Utilites
CD-
ROM which came with the system and is covered
in
Chapter 6: Extras.
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Using TouchPad & Serial Device
W
INDOWS
95
1.
Attach the serial device when the system is off.
2.
Turn on the system and allow
Windows 95
to detect and configure the device on the se-
rial port (COM1). Insert the manufacturers
driver disk(s) if required.
3.
Both devices are enabled.
To switch back to the TouchPad exclusively:
1.
Exit
Windows 95
.
2.
Detach the serial device.
3.
Start
Windows 95
. It will automatically en-
able the available pointing device, in this case
the TouchPad.
For information on how to change mouse settings
for other operating systems, consult the manuals
for those operating systems.
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