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You can adjust the settings for the touchpad by using the Synaptics
touchpad controls built into your system. Double-click on the touchpad
icon on the system tray (near the clock) to call up the controls. You can
make adjustments to the sensitivity and functioning of the touchpad by
clicking on the tabs and adjusting the settings. You can find more detailed
information about the touchpad controls in your Help file.
In addition to the left and right mouse buttons located just beneath the
touchpad, there is a scroll button just beneath those mouse buttons. If
your program supports a scrolling button, you can click the button up
or down to scroll through the information in the program.
LCD Display
Your WinBook notebook comes with a back-lit LCD display panel. The
intensity of the panel will vary slightly with your angle to the screen. You
can adjust the angle of the panel to provide optimal clarity. You can also
make minor adjustments in screen brightness and contrast by using the
hot-key combinations built into your WinBook notebook—[Fn]+[ ] and
[Fn]+[ ]—to adjust brightness.
Depending on the screen that was built into your WinBook notebook,
your display will support a resolution of 800 x 600 pixels or 1024 x 768
pixels. If you use the Windows Display Properties window (see below)
to change down to a resolution lower than the standard resolution of your
screen, you might also notice a slight loss of clarity when using a resolu-
tion below the default resolution for your LCD display. Notice that when
you put your computer into the DOS mode, which uses the VGA resolution
(640 x 480) as a default, the display will be stretched to fit the full screen
(if your 640 x 480 display does not fill the entire screen, you can use the
[Fn]+[F9] hot-key combination to expand the display.)
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