Logitech TrackMan User Manual

About MouseKey
MouseKey Assignment section
Use this section (the top half of the display on the facing page) to make
button assignments. You also use it to create separate sets of button
assignments for different applications.
Creating Button Assignments
The mouse picture on the left side of the Assignment section shows the
preset button assignments for your mouse. To change one, first select it
by clicking the assignment label or its corresponding button in the
mouse picture.
The Assignment Support section comes into view. You can now create a
new button assignment.
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The Assignment Support section
The Assignment Support section appears just below the Assignment
section whenever you select a button on the picture. It's displayed until
you create, clear, or cancel an assignment - even if you use the
keyboard only.
The key icons, shown in the above illustration, represent most of the
extra keys on the Apple Extended Keyboard. In MouseKey, the icons
carry out the same commands as the equivalent keys. This permits users
without an Extended Keyboard to benefit from its added functionality.
(See Chapter 4, "Tips & Hints" for more information on using the
icons.)
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Logitech TrackMan Specifications

General

Brand	Logitech
Model	TrackMan
Category	Mouse
Language	English