The touchpad gesture function allows you to use Windows programs more easily by utilizing different touching methods.
The touchpad gesture function may not work in some applications that are not provided by Windows.
The touchpad gesture function may not work in some models.
Select Start > My Computer, and open the image file saved in the notebook PC or USB memory.
Go to Next/Previous Image: Place three fingers on the touchpad and move to the left or right to go to the previous or next image respectively. (In Internet Explorer, the previous or next page is displayed respectively).
Switch to Full Screen: Place three fingers on the touchpad and move to the top or down to maximize the slide window or return to its original size respectively.
Rotate Image: Place a finger on the bottom left of the touchpad and move another finger in a spiral pattern on the touchpad to rotate the slide.
Zoom an Image: Place the thumb and index finger on the touchpad and increase or decrease the distance between the fingers to enlarge or reduce the image respectively, as shown in the figure.
Scroll Using One Finger: Place the index finger on the top right of the touchpad and move to the left or right in a circular pattern to scroll the screen down or up respectively.
Scroll Using Two Fingers: Place two fingers on the touchpad and move up/down/left/right to scroll the screen.
You can change the touchpad functions or enable/disable the gesture function.
The figures herein may differ by language selection and be subject to change without prior notice.
Click [Mouse Properties] icon in Notification Area.
If you cannot find the Mouse Properties icon in Notification Area, Select Start > Control Panel > View By > Small Icons > Mouse menu.
When the following screen appears, select the [Device Settings] tab and click [Settings].
When the following screen appears, change the settings as required and click [OK].