Logitech TrackMan User Manual

Chapter 4
Using MouseKey with Other Programs
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The following examples give you ideas for using other programs with
MouseKey. Use the summary sheets that generally come with
applications to find the most commonly used key shortcuts.
QuicKeys rM 2
Use QuicKeys to create a key combination for one of its Mousies, Menu
DAs, Specials, or Buttons. Then create a button assignment from the
key combination. For example, suppose you'd like to assign a
commonly used dialog button - Cancel, for example - to a mouse
button:
1. Open QuicKeys and choose Buttons from the Define menu.
2. Assign a key - F9, for example - to the Cancel button. Close
QuicKeys.
3. Open MouseKey and assign F9 to the right mouse button.
Now, just
press the right button to cancel a dialog box without having to
position the mouse.
Microsoft Word®
Speed up your work by assigning shortcut commands to your mouse
buttons. For example, create an index in a Word document by pressing
buttons instead of using the keyboard or the menu.
To assign the shortcut for entering index entries:
1. Choose Commands from the Edit menu.
2. Select Insert Index Entry from the scrollable list.
3. Click Add.
4. When the dialog box requests that you type a keystroke, press a key
- F5, for example.
5. Cancel the Commands dialog box and open MouseKey.
6. Assign F5 to the right button. Close MouseKey.
To make an index entry now, just select the word then press the right
button. You can further speed up the process by assigning

Logitech TrackMan Specifications

General

Brand	Logitech
Model	TrackMan
Category	Mouse
Language	English