Sony PCV-LX900 manual To adjust the pen’s double-click speed and distance, Double-click Tab

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VAIO Pen Overview

To adjust the pen’s double-click speed and distance

1From the Sony Tablet Properties screen, click on the Double-Click tab.

2To allow the Sony Tablet software to automatically adjust the double-click speed and distance, place a check mark in the box located next to Double-Click Assist.

Double-click Tab

✍You can disable the Double-Click Assist for specific applications. When Double-Click Assist is disabled, you can only double-click by using the upper switch position. For more information about disabling the settings for specific applications, see “Customizing the pen settings for specific software applications.”

3Automatically set both the double-click speed and distance by tapping twice on the in the “Automatic” area.

4You can manually change “Set Double-Click Distance” to a distance between 1-25 pixels by clicking on the up/down arrows. You can also manually change “Set Double-Click Speed” by moving the measurement to a desired speed.

5You may test your double-click speed and distance settings by tapping twice

on in the Test area. If your tapping matches the current double-click settings, the button icon changes to indicate a successful test. If the icon does not change after several tests, review your double-click speed and distance settings.

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Contents Vaio Slimtop LCD Computer User Guide Vaio Slimtop LCD Computer User Guide Owner’s RecordWave Length Safety Information and CautionVaio Slimtop LCD Computer User Guide Declaration of Conformity Regulatory InformationModel No FCC PartTelephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 United States Telephone Consumer Guidelines CanadaDisposal of Lithium Battery Industry Canada Notice Vaio Slimtop LCD Computer User Guide Contents System, Application, SpecificationsChoosing an Ergonomic Location for Your Computer WelcomeFront Panel Overview Power switch and indicator light Memory Stick access indicator lightHard disk drive access indicator light CD-RW drive access indicator lightLink 4-pin port IEEE1394 PC Card slotMemory Stick media slot Universal Serial Bus USB portLever Back Panel OverviewLocating Ports AC Input portMicrophone jack Headphones jackEthernet port Line In jackSony Pen Tablet Overview Sony Pen Tablet and accessoriesPS/2 keyboard port Volume controlBrightness control PS/2 mouse portAdjusting the Sony Pen Tablet display TA-15A Adjusting the height and viewing angle of the displayAdjusting viewing angle Eraser Upper switch positionLower switch position Vaio Pen OverviewReplacing the pen tip To replace the Pen tipConfiguring the Vaio Pen Function DescriptionSony Tablet Properties main window Calibration Tab To calibrate your pen to your tablet screenTip Feel Tab To adjust the pen tip pressure and feelDouble-click Tab To adjust the pen’s double-click speed and distanceEraser Feel Tab To adjust the eraser pressure and feelPop-up Menu Tab Configuring the Pop-up menuTo add an application to the custom settings list To create custom settings for an applicationTo remove an application from the custom settings list Inserting the Memory Stick Media Using Memory Stick MediaLocking the Memory Stick Media Inserting a PC card Using PC CardsTo insert a PC card Opening the front panelEjecting a PC card To eject a PC cardUsing PC Cards Vaio Slimtop LCD Computer User Guide Programmable Power Keys To access Vaio Action Setup HelpKey Function To change the settings of the PPKs Internal TimerTo preset your i.LINK device to perform a desired function Presetting i.LINK devicesTo change the window design Changing the Window Design of Sony SoftwareIf you use software that requires use of a phone line If you are using the timer to download e-mail automaticallyAutoAlert E-mail Notification System AutoAlert E-mail Notification System Software RestrictionsIf you are using Microsoft Outlook Express Hard Disk Drive Partition Defragmenting your Hard Disk DriveTo defragment your hard disk drive Link IEEE1394 Compatibility To connect an i.LINK IEEE1394 device Connecting an i.LINK IEEE1394 deviceEnabling Ethernet To enable the Ethernet connectionVaio AV Applications PictureGear MovieShaker Importing Images and Sound ClipsMain Window Shaker tray Create a Movie using ShakerEditing Clips and Scenes Adding effects to a scene or a clipWorking Panel Saving a Movie PictureGear Managing Your PicturesCreating a Photo Album Making Still Images and Panoramic from Mpeg Using Panorama MakerOpenMG Jukebox Electronic Music Distribution EMD ServicesStarting OpenMG Jukebox File tree view Feature tabsPlayer control buttons File list view Playlist drop-down list Tutorial tabCD tab window Recording a CDTransferring Songs Check-in/Check-out Check-outCheck-In/Out tab window Check-in Additional Features Smart Capture main window Smart CaptureOptions button Using Still modeMode indicator Help button Mode dial Capture buttonStill Image Options window Effect Setting window Capturing a picture in Still mode Managing pictures in Still modeStill Viewer window Using Net Movie mode Recording Options window Movie Player window Capturing a movie in Net Movie modeUsing ImageStation Managing your movie in Net Movie modeUploading with Movie Player Compression Settings when Uploading window ImageStation Login windowUploading with Still Viewer Image Uploader window To use VisualFlow VisualFlowDVGate Connecting a digital video camera recorderUsing DVgate software with a digital video camera recorder When capturing clipsWhen recording AVI files to tape Vaio Slimtop LCD Computer User Guide Full Restore with Format Using the System Recovery CDsTo use the System Recovery CDs Using the Application Recovery CDsTo use the Application Recovery CDs Using the Driver Recovery CDTo reinstall drivers with the Driver Recovery CD To repair software applications using Vaio Support AgentVaio Support Agent main screen Using the Vaio Support AgentUsing the Quick Fix Wizard Common Solutions Browse for SupportActions screen Using Common SolutionsSupport Central Welcome Using Support CentralSupport Central Registration Support Central Current Issues Support Central Support Wizard Software Applications protected by Vaio Support Agent UtilitiesApplications Topics Topic My computer does not startTopic My computer or software program stops responding Topic My CD-RW drive tray 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To Reach Sony On the Power Source On Handling the Computer System On Disposal of the Lithium Battery102 On Moisture Condensation On Upgrading the SystemOn Handling the Sony Pen Tablet On Using the Hard Disk Drive On Handling a CRT DisplayOn Handling Diskettes On Handling CD Media On Cleaning CD MediaSony Service Center For Answers to Your Software QuestionsAmerica Online America Online PhotoPrinter 2000 Pro ArcSoft, Inc Resources Reference Manual Software UpdatesSony Fax-on-Demand Vaio System110 Partition ModelProcessor Hard Disk DrivePower AccessoriesService Limited WarrantyIndex 114 115 116

PCV-LX900 specifications

The Sony PCV-LX900 is a classic desktop computer that emerged in the early 2000s, designed to cater to both home and office environments. This all-in-one PC captured the attention of consumers due to its sleek design and variety of features aimed at enhancing user experience.

One of the standout characteristics of the PCV-LX900 is its compact form factor. Unlike traditional bulky desktop setups, the PCV-LX900 integrates its components into a stylish chassis, allowing for a space-saving solution without compromising on performance. The unit is equipped with a 15-inch LCD screen that offers crisp visuals, making it suitable for everything from word processing to multimedia tasks.

At the core of the PCV-LX900 is its processing power. The system commonly featured Intel processors, with options for Pentium 4, delivering sufficient speed for everyday computing tasks. Coupled with 512 MB of RAM, expandable to 1 GB, the PCV-LX900 ensures smooth multitasking, ideal for users who need to run multiple applications simultaneously.

Another notable feature is its storage capability. The PCV-LX900 typically comes with a 40 GB hard drive, providing ample space for documents, photos, and multimedia files. Additionally, the inclusion of a CD-RW drive allows users to easily burn and back up data—a significant advantage during that era's transition to digital media.

The PCV-LX900 also places a strong emphasis on connectivity. Equipped with multiple USB ports, it enables users to connect various peripherals such as printers, scanners, and external drives. Networking features also play a crucial role, allowing users to connect to the internet via an integrated Ethernet port or optional modem.

In terms of multimedia, the PCV-LX900 was designed with entertainment in mind. It typically comes with built-in stereo speakers and supports various audio formats, allowing users to enjoy music and video playback without the need for additional speakers. The inclusion of a video capture feature appealed to those who wanted to explore video editing and home movies.

Overall, the Sony PCV-LX900 represents a blend of style, functionality, and convenience. While technology has evolved significantly since its launch, the features embedded in this machine established a benchmark for future all-in-one PCs, offering users a reliable solution for their computing needs. Considering its legacy, the PCV-LX900 remains a noteworthy piece in the evolution of personal computing.
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