Series User’s Manual

PROBLEM: The pointing device that I use is hard to operate. It moves faster or slower than I’m used to.

ACTIONS:

Try adjusting the pointer’s motion settings. Click on the Mouse icon in the Control Panel (Start/Settings/Control Panel) and adjust the settings as indicated in the dialogue box that comes up. Note: The touchpad works best with a medium to slow setting. You might want to alter the setting if you use an external mouse or the pointing stick more often than the touchpad.

Double-click on the touchpad icon on the system tray and use the Synaptics utilities in the Mouse Properties window to adjust the operation of your touchpad.

PROBLEM: The point indicator on the display disappears when I move it quickly across the screen.

ACTIONS:

Does the mouse move faster than you are used to? You can adjust the pointing device’s speed (see pointing device problem above).

Move the pointing device more slowly across the screen. Rapid pointer movement can cause the pointer to sometimes disappear when the WinBook notebook is using resources to save a file or print a document. Usually the pointer’s characteristics will return to normal after the WinBook notebook finishes tasks that consume its resources.

Adjust the mouse cursor size or add trails. This can be done by clicking on the Mouse icon in the Control Panel (Start/Settings/Control Panel) and adjusting the settings as indicated in the dialogue box that comes up.

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