The "All Applications" configuration in NuLOOQ navigator is a unique configuration setting that applies to all unconfigured applications. To see which applications have unique configurations,
first open the NuLOOQ navigator control panel and click on
In the example to the right, the "All Applications" configuration would apply whenever any application is running, except for the ones listed in the
There are a couple of reasons why you setup a configuration for "All applications":
1.Control a single application regardless of what application you are running. For example, control iTunes when you are in other apps.
2.Basic navigation control in any other app using scroll events or keystroke events. For example, be able to pan horizontally and vertically in many apps even if a configuration isn't created for that specific app.
The main reason why you wouldn't want to support a configuration for "All applications" is if you don't want NuLOOQ navigator to do anything in any other application other than the ones you have configured. For example you may not want a document to accidentally to scroll in any other app.
The default settings for "All applications" allow you to vertically scroll in virtually any app using scroll wheel up and down events and control system volume.
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