Changing Pen and Input Device Options
If you have a Tablet PC or ink device, you can use the Pen and Input Devices utility (New!) in the Control Panel to set the options you want. You can adjust how quickly you tap the screen when you double-tap or the distance the pointer can move between tapping when you double-tap, and then test your settings to make sure they are what you want. If you want more visual feedback when you perform a specific pointer action, you can displays the ones you want. A flick is a quick stroke of the pen to navigate and perform shortcuts using your tablet pen. On the Flicks tab, you can select options to use flicks to perform common commands and adjust the sensitivity slider to set the right recognition level for your flicks.
Change Pen Options
Click the Start button, and then click Control Panel.
Double-click the Pen and Input Devices icon in Classic view.
Click the Pen Options tab.
Select the pen action you want to change.
Click Settings.
Drag the sliders to adjust the speed and spatial tolerance you want, and then double-tap the graphic to test the adjustments.
Click OK.
Select or clear the Pen buttons check boxes.
Click OK.
Change Pointer Options and Flicks
Click the Start button, and then click Control Panel.
Double-click the Pen and Input Devices icon in Classic view.
Click the Pointer Options tab.
Select the visual feedback check boxes you want:
Single-tap
Double-tap
Press the pen button
Press the pen button and tap
Select or clear the Show pen cursors instead of mouse cursors when I use my pen check box.
Click the Flicks tab.
Select the Use flicks to perform command actions quickly and easily check box.
Click the Navigation flicks or Navigation flicks and editing flicks option.
Drag the Relaxed slider to adjust sensitivity.
Select or clear the Display flicks icon in the notification area check box.
Click OK.
Did You Know?You can take flick training. Click the Flicks tab in the Pend and Input Devices dialog box, click Practice using flicks, and then follow the wizard instructions. |