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Touch Mouse Wireless– User's Manual
Using the Touch Mouse (default settings)
The Touch mouse detects and recognizes gestures, to which functionalities are assigned.
The table below lists the different gestures:
Gesture
Left Click A click on the left half of the top surface
Right Click A click on the right half of the top surface
A sliding movement from bottom to top, with one
Slide Forward
finger touching the top surface
A sliding movement from top to bottom, with one
Slide Backward
finger touching the top surface
A sliding movement from right to left, with one finger
Left Slip
touching the top surface
A sliding movement from left to right, with one finger
Right Slip
touching the top surface
A sliding movement from right to left, with two fingers
Double Left Slip
touching the top surface
A sliding movement from left to right, with two fingers
Double Right Slip
touching the top surface
The table below lists the functionalities that are, by default, assigned to each gesture.
Gesture Functionality
Left Click Left Click
Right Click Right Click
Slide Forward Scroll Up
Slide Backward Scroll Down
Left Slip Tilt Left
Right Slip Tilt Right
Double Left Slip Zoom out
Double Right Slip Zoom in
Customizing the Touch Mouse (user-defined settings)
Thanks to the Touch driver, the functionality assigned to each gesture can be modified.
To modify and reassign functionalities, right-click on the Trust icon in your System Tray (
computer's clock).
If the Trust icon is not visible, click the "Show hidden icons" button first. (Windows 7:
The lower part of the driver's interface allows you to select the gesture you want to modify.
Once a gesture is selected, you can always reset its settings to factory defaults. You can also reset all settings,
for all gestures, at once.
Description
Description
Left button mouse click
Right button mouse click
Scrolls the current page up
Scrolls the current page down
Scrolls the current page left
Scrolls the current page right
Makes the current page smaller
Makes the current page bigger
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