Using The Wheel - Dell 330-1823 - Bluetooth Travel Mouse User Manual

Travel mouse with bluetooth technology

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Usage: Dell™ Travel Mouse With Bluetooth

Mouse Buttons Overview • Using the Left and Right Mouse Buttons • Using the Forward and Back Mouse Buttons • Using the Wheel

Mouse Buttons Overview

Buttons assignments:

1 Main click

2 Contextual Menu

3 Roller & Wheel Button

Bluetooth Binding Indication LED (blue);

Low Battery Indication LED (amber)

5 Forward Button

6 Backward Button

7 Power On/Off Switch

8 Bluetooth Connection Button

NOTE: You can use SetPoint to customize button assignments. To launch SetPoint either double-click the icon,

Programs ® SetPoint ® Settings.

Using the Left and Right Mouse Buttons

Your mouse has traditional left and right mouse buttons. It is initially set up with the left-hand button assigned the standard 'Click/Select' task, and the

right-hand button assigned the 'Context Menu/Alternate Select' task. If you are left-handed you can reverse these basic functions to make your device more

comfortable to use.

Using the Forward and Back Mouse Buttons

The Forward and Back buttons can be customized depending on the Microsoft Office

Settings box in the SetPoint software.

NOTE: This feature only works with some applications in Microsoft Office 2000, Office XP, and Office 2003 applications, as listed below.

Forward and Back can navigate in the following ways:

Application

Microsoft Internet Explorer™

Microsoft Word

, Outlook Express Next message / Previous message

Microsoft Outlook

Microsoft PowerPoint

Windows Explorer

Unchecking the Application Specific Settings box returns Forward and Back to their standard functions.

Using the Wheel

Using the scroll wheel instead of clicking the scroll bars within your applications makes it easier to focus on a document's content. Rolling the wheel forward

Forward / Back

Next page / Previous page

Page Down / Page Up

Next slide / Previous slide

Next folder / Previous folder

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application you are using. To do this, check the Application Specific

, in the Windows taskbar or click Start ®

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