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Browser Configuration
Network
Home Page:
Search Page:
SOCKS Proxy
Server
HTTP Proxy Server
Proxy Address
Proxy Port:
Email Server:
Email Address:
Update
Browser Configuration
WebPAD Configuration
2.2
BUTTONS CONFIGURATION OPTIONS
This link allows the user to configure the operation of the
tablet's buttons. Figure 6 identifies the buttons. Figure 7
shows the button configuration screen and examples of
how buttons can be configured. Next to each button identi-
fier is a field defining the button's operation.
To change the function of a button, replace the current
operation with a new operation. The operations take the
form of:
<action>[<type>]
<action> - defines the type of operation the button pro-
vides. The values are: CMD, KEY, MAC. When a button
with the action of CMD is pressed, a command is exe-
cuted. The KEY action is used to define the button as a
particular key from the keyboard. The MAC action invokes
a macro.
<type> - is dependent on the action defined. For "CMD"
actions, the type is the executable command string. For
"KEY" actions, the type is either "UP", "DN", "LF", or "RT"
and refers to the Up, Down, Left and Right arrow keys on
the keyboard. For "MAC" actions, the type is NXT. NXT
cycles between all active windows.
When all of the buttons have been configured, press the
"Update" button to implement and save the changes.
www.national.com
www.national.com/webpad
www.yahoo.com
191.168.0.1
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191.168.0.1
xxxx@xxx.com
FIGURE 5. Browser>Network Configuration Screen
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BUT6
BUT3
BUT5
FIGURE 6. Button Identifier Diagram
BUT1
BUT4
BUT2
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