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Mouse Control
This option displays a mouse control dialog and is useful when the remote
cursor is failing to respond correctly to your mouse movements, even after using
the Resync mouse option.
The mouse control dialog allows you to control the remote mouse cursor using a
selection of buttons that you click with your local mouse.
Click to move the remote
mouse cursor up, down,
left or right Click to calibrate the
remote mouse
Click to produce a single
mouse click for the left,
centre or right mouse
buttons
Click to produce a
continuous mouse click
and hold for the left,
centre or right mouse
buttons
Click to display the Restore
mouse dialog where you
can reinstate a mouse
that has failed to operate
correctly.
For advice on which mouse
type to choose.
Click to send
the code
Enter the
code here
Keyboard Control
This option displays a keyboard control dialog and is useful for sending keyboard
combinations (to the host) that are needed regularly or that are trapped by the
iPEPS.
When entering codes:
+ means press down the key that follows
– means release the key that follows
+– means press down and release the key that follows
* means wait 250ms (note: if a number immediately follows the asterisk, then
the delay will equal the number, in milliseconds)
It is automatically assumed that all keys specified will be released at the end, so
there is need to specify -Ctrl or -Alt if these keys are to be released together.
See Appendix 8 for a list of key sequence codes that can be used.
Examples:
‘Ctrl + Alt 12’ would be expressed as: +Ctrl+ Alt+1–1+2
+N means press the ‘N’ key
+Scroll means press the Scroll lock key
+Space means press the space key
Click to take text from
the remote viewer
clipboard and present
it at the host computer
as though it had been
typed there directly
For a USB mouse, allows you
to choose between Relative
(standard) and Absolute
positioning modes.
For the latter, the connected host
computer must support absolute
positioning devices.