Operations using the wheel button, Scroll, Quick scroll – Sony PCGA-UMS1 User Manual

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Note

Tlie scroll operation may
vary depending on the
software.

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You can change the
scrolling speed and
direction (see page 13).

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Scrolling left and right
with the wheel button is
available only when the
horizontal scroll bar
appears on the screen.

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Depending on the
software, quick s(!roll and
auto scroll are also
available in a slantwise
direction.

Note

The auto scroll function is
only fully supported in
applications compatible
with Microsoft Office 97

(or subsequent versions of
Office).

Operations using the wheel button

Scroll

Scrolling most often refers to moving up and down in
a document or a_.ivindow. This is equivalent to clicking
the up and down arrows in the vertical scroll bar or

the right and left arrows in the horizontal scroll bar.

The Sony USB mouse allows you to scroll by rotating
the wheel button on the mouse, regardless of where

the cursor is located on the screen.

Scrolling up and down

To scroll up, rotate the wheel button away from you.
To scroll down, rotate the wheel button toward you.
You can also scroU up and down by rotating the
wheel button when you point the verhcal scroll bar.

Scrolling left and right (panning)

To scroll left or right, place the cursor over the
horizontal scroll bar located at the bottom of the
window and rotate the wheel button.
You can also scroll left or right by rotating the
wheel button while pressing the shift button.

Quick scroll

Quick scroll is the default function that allows you to
scroll more freely through your documents.
Press and hold the wheel button while moving the
mouse to scroll up, down, left or right.

Auto scroll

Auto scroll allows you to scroll automatically in a
document.
To put the mouse into auto scroll mode, simply click
the wheel button once, then release it and move your
mouse in the direction that you want to go to scroll
continuously. The further you move the mouse, the
faster you scroll.
To stop auto scrolling, click a mouse button or the
wheel button.

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