Manhattan 177177, User Manual

buttons to operate as a mouse’s “middle (button) click.” (Refer to Button/ 

Button Command in the Configuration section below.) This re-programmed 

barrel button on the pen will now function as a scroll button.
To use the pen scrolling function, press and hold the designated barrel  

button while moving the pen just above the surface of the pen area (see 

the image on Page 6). As soon as you press the barrel/scroll button, 

scroll marks will  

appear (shown 

at right) and the  

cursor will change  

to a scroll cursor.  

When you move  

this scroll cursor  

away from the  

scroll mark, the  

document window  

will scroll in that  

direction and the  

scroll cursor will  

point to the direction it’s moving in. To scroll faster, increase the distance 

between the scroll cursor and scroll mark; to scroll at a lower speed, 

decrease this distance. When you release the barrel/scroll button, the 

scroll mark will disappear and pen scrolling will stop.
To continuously scroll in the direction indicated by the scroll mark, press 

the barrel/scroll button and release it immediately. Pressing the barrel/

scroll button again removes the scroll mark and stops pen scrolling.
Pen scrolling works with most Microsoft applications (including Internet 

Explorer, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access) and with many others, 

though the function’s “behavior” varies somewhat from one application 

to another. Some applications, for example, will allow scrolling in all 

directions while others will only scroll up and down; some will scroll 

smoothly while others tend to be “jumpy.”

Working with or without a Standard Mouse:

You can have both a Digital Pen Tablet and a standard mouse installed