7.Special Mouse Functions
1.Standard Left Mouse Button – In any Windows® application, click once to select files or programs or double click to open selected applications. This button cannot be programmed.
2.Standard Right Mouse Button – In any Windows® application, right click to select item and display a
3.Scroll Wheel and Button – Roll the scroll wheel to scroll in any Windows® application that supports scrolling. The scroll wheel also doubles as a third button. By default, this button activates the scroll lock so that any movement of the mouse scrolls through your document in applications that support scrolling. This button can also be programmed to any one of 47 common functions using the included mouse software (see Section 5 for instructions on using this software).
4.Back Web Navigation Button – Click to back up to the previous screen in internet browsers, Windows® Explorer, or any other supporting application. This button can also be programmed to any one of 47 common functions using the included mouse software (see Section 5 for instructions on using this software).
5.Forward Web Navigation Button - Click to skip to the next screen in Internet browsers, Windows® Explorer, or any other supporting application. Note: this function typically works only if you have already been to the next screen and used the “back” function to return to the previous screen already. This button can also be programmed to any one of 47 common functions using the included mouse software (see Section 5 for instructions on using this software).
Note: After periods of inactivity, the mouse goes into sleep mode to save batteries. To awake the mouse, you must press a button on the mouse.
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