Popup: Double-Click Speed
Changes the speed at which your software applications respond to a double-click.  Use this feature to adjust your double-click speed if your double-clicks aren't always recognized by your application.


Popup: Double-Click Set
Move the slider to set the double-click speed of your primary button.


Popup: Double-Click Test
Double-click here to test the double-click speed of your primary button.  If the folder opens or closes, IntelliPoint has recognized your double-click.


Popup: Orientation
Defines the relationship between the way you hold your pointing device and the direction the pointer moves on the screen.  Using Orientation, you can hold your mouse or trackball in the position that is most comfortable for you and then define which way is "up."


Popup: Orientation Settings button
Click to define the relationship between the direction you move your mouse or trackball and the direction your pointer moves on the screen.


Popup: Orientation Use Defaults Button
Click to return your mouse or trackball orientation to the default setting.


Popup: ClickLock
"Locks down" a mouse or trackball button after a single-click.  Just press and hold down any mouse or trackball button for a moment, and your click is locked.  With ClickLock you can drag objects, select blocks of text, open menus, and so on.  Click again to release ClickLock.  To adjust the amount of time you need to hold down a mouse or trackball button before it locks, click Settings.


Popup: ClickLock Option Button
Select to "lock down" a mouse or trackball button after a single click.


Popup: ClickLock Settings button
Click to adjust how long you need to hold down a mouse or trackball button before your click is "locked."


Popup: ClickLock Settings dialog
Move the slider to change the length of time you need to hold down a mouse or trackball button before your click is "locked."  For example, increase the ClickLock time if you find that your button "locks" in situations where you intended to single-click.

To test your setting, move your pointer over the dialog box title bar, press and hold down the primary mouse or trackball button for a moment, and then move the dialog box.  Click again to release ClickLock.


Popup: Device Selection
Displays your mouse or trackball when you select it from the list of devices.  Your mouse or trackball will appear on the property sheet, making it very easy to assign a new feature to a button using the Button Assignment feature.


Popup: Left Button Assignment
Assigns Click as the default setting for this button, making it your primary button (the one you use most often for clicking and double-clicking).  If you assign another feature to this button, then you must assign Click to another button.


Popup: Lower Button Assignment
Assigns Click as the default setting for this button, making it your primary button (the one you use most often for clicking and double-clicking).  If you assign another feature to this button, then you must assign Click to another button.


Popup: Right Button Assignment
Assigns Right-click as the default setting for this button.  You use the Right-click feature to display shortcut menus or other program-specific features.  Select one of the other features to change the function of this button in all programs.


Popup: Upper Button Assignment
Assigns Right-click as the default setting for this button.  You use the Right-click feature to display shortcut menus or other program-specific features.  Select one of the other features to change the function of this button in all programs.


Popup: Wheel Button Assignment
Assigns AutoScroll as the default setting for this button, enabling you to easily scroll automatically within a program, such as Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Internet Explorer.  Select one of the other features to change the function of this button in all programs.


Popup: Forward Button Assignment
Assigns Forward as the default setting for this button, enabling you to easily navigate and work in programs that use the Forward feature, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer.  Select one of the other features to change the function of this button in all programs.


Popup: Back Button Assignment
Assigns Back as the default setting for this button, enabling you to easily navigate and work in programs that use the Back feature, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer.  Select one of the other features to change the function of this button in all programs.


Popup: Button Assignment Use Defaults Button
Click to return your mouse or trackball buttons to their default button assignment.


Popup: Pointer Speed
Adjusts the distance that the pointer moves respective to the distance that the mouse or trackball moves.  For example, to move your pointer across the width of your screen, you need to move your device further when the slider bar is set to Slow than when it is set to Fast.


Popup: Pointer Speed
Move the slider to set the speed of your pointer.


Popup: Pointer Speed Advanced Button
Click to adjust the pointer's acceleration relative to your mouse or trackball movements.


Popup: Pointer Speed Advanced Settings dialog
Adjusts the acceleration of the pointer in relation to how fast you move your mouse or trackball.  With the Pointer acceleration check box cleared, your pointer speed has a one-to-one correlation with the speed of your mouse or trackball movements.  If you select Pointer acceleration, and then select Low, Medium, or High, your pointer moves at an accelerated rate when you move your mouse or trackball quickly.


Popup: Pointer Speed Advanced Settings Low option
Click to assign a low level of pointer acceleration to your mouse or trackball movements.


Popup: Pointer Speed Advanced Settings Medium option
Click to assign a medium level of pointer acceleration to your mouse or trackball movements.


Popup: Pointer Speed Advanced Settings High option
Click to assign a high level of pointer acceleration to your mouse or trackball movements.


Popup: Vanish
Hides the pointer when you type.  The pointer reappears when you move the mouse or trackball.


Popup: SnapTo
Automatically moves the pointer to the default button when you open a dialog box.  In some applications, SnapTo may cause the pointer to automatically move to the center of the dialog box rather than to the default button.


Popup: Trails
Displays a comet-like trail when you move the pointer.  Use this feature to make the pointer easier to see.  To change the length of the pointer trail, click Settings.


Popup: Trails Settings button
Click to adjust the length of your pointer trail.


Popup: Trails Settings slider bar
Move the slider to adjust the length of your pointer trail.


Popup: Wheel Scrolling
Defines how far a page scrolls when you roll the wheel one notch.  You can scroll a specific number of lines or an entire screen.  A “screen” is different depending on the size of your window and the program you are using.  It is equivalent to using the PAGE UP or PAGE DOWN keys on your keyboard, or to clicking the scroll bar.


Popup: Scroll Option
Click to set the number of lines that you can scroll with each notch of the wheel.


Popup: Scroll One Screen
Click to scroll one screen for each notch of the wheel.


Popup: Wheel Troubleshooter
Helps you to fix problems that you may encounter when you use the wheel in different programs.


Popup: Troubleshooter button
Click to start the IntelliPoint Wheel Troubleshooter, a step-by-step program that automatically fixes software programs that may not work as you expect when you move the wheel or the device.


Popup: Advance button
Click to open the IntelliPoint Advanced dialog box, which enables you to list software programs that may not work as you expect when you move the wheel or the device.


Popup: Turn off IntelliPoint support
Click to turn off IntelliPoint AutoScrolling, panning, and scrolling.  When you select this check box, some programs may continue to scroll, zoom, or provide other functionality that resides within the software program, instead of the IntelliPoint software.  This functionality cannot be turned off or changed by the IntelliPoint software.


Popup: Turn off IntelliPoint support in a program
Click to turn off IntelliPoint AutoScrolling, panning, and scrolling within a program that you add to the list below.  When you select this check box and then add a program to the list, it may continue to scroll, zoom, or provide other functionality that resides within the software program, instead of the IntelliPoint software.  This functionality cannot be turned off or changed by the IntelliPoint software.


Popup: Advanced List box
Lists the programs that do not use IntelliPoint AutoScrolling, panning, and scrolling.  To remove an application from the list, select the application you want to remove, and then click Remove. To add an application, click Add.

Programs on this list may continue to scroll, zoom, or provide other functionality that resides within the software program, instead of the IntelliPoint software.  This functionality cannot be turned off or changed by the IntelliPoint software.


Popup: Advanced add program button
Click to add an application to the list.


Popup: Advanced remove program button
Click to remove a selected application from the list.


Popup: Advanced close button
Closes this dialog box.


OK
Closes the dialog box and saves any changes you have made.


Cancel
Closes the dialog box without saving any changes you have made.


Apply
Saves any changes you have made.