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Evoluent Mouse Manager

for Windows

Don't move the

mouse or touch

the keyboard.

The less movements you make, the more

relaxed you are. The Evoluent Mouse Manager

software was created to let you do many things

without moving the mouse or touching the

keyboard.

The primary benefits of the Mouse Manager are:

Button Programming

Configure the mouse buttons to perform

functions that normally require moving the

mouse to click buttons on screen or pressing the

keyboard. This reduces mouse movements and

hand movements to the keyboard. The buttons

may even be configured with different functions

in different programs.

Accelerated scrolling

Configure the wheel to scroll a single line per

increment when rolled slowly, and scroll many

lines per increment when rolled quickly. This

significantly reduces the amount of scrolling

necessary.

Download the driver at evoluent.com

Summary of content (6 pages)

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Evoluent Mouse Manager for Windows Don't move the mouse or touch the keyboard. The less movements you make, the more relaxed you are. The Evoluent Mouse Manager software was created to let you do many things without moving the mouse or touching the keyboard. The primary benefits of the Mouse Manager are: Button Programming Configure the mouse buttons to perform functions that normally require moving the mouse to click buttons on screen or pressing the keyboard.
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Buttons tab The mouse buttons may be programmed to perform a large variety of mouse and keyboard functions. This reduces the need to frequently move the mouse to click tiny buttons on the screen, and the need to frequently move your hand to the keyboard to press keys. To configure the buttons, pull down the button menus and select the desired functions in the Primary Functions section. Here is an example of a configuration with functions that are useful when working on the Desktop.
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Here is how to configure the buttons to operate specifically in Internet Explorer: 1. Click Customize functions for different programs at the bottom right of the Buttons tab. 2. Click Add to find the Internet Explorer program. Browse to C drive, Program Files, Internet Explorer, select iexplore.exe, and click Open. 3. Select Secondary Functions for Button 6. 4. Open the menu for Buttons 6 + 1, select Keystroke Recording, press Ctrl on the keyboard and check the box for Left click, click OK.
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5. Open the menu for Buttons 6 + 2, select Keystroke Recording, press Ctrl and W on the keyboard, and click OK. 6. Open the menu for Buttons 6 + 3, select Keystroke Recording, press Ctrl and Tab on the keyboard, and click OK. Click OK to close Customize functions for different programs, and click OK to close Evoluent Mouse Manager. Now open Internet Explorer, go to any web site, and try this: 1.
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Pointer Options tab Click Settings to open the Mouse applet in Window’s Control Panel. In the Mouse applet, go to the Pointer Options tab, move the slider to the middle, and uncheck Enhance pointer precision. On the Evoluent VerticalMouse, press the pointer speed buttons to set the pointer speed indicators to MD (medium). This configuration provides the best pointer control. Wheel tab Without Evoluent Mouse Manager, the scroll wheel scrolls a selected number of lines per increment.
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Break tab Check Break Reminder and Resume Reminder to remind yourself to periodically take a break and resume work. Click tab Check the box for Click Lock to simulate holding down the left click button even after releasing the button. This is useful for users with physical difficulty holding down the button. Check the box for Auto Click to perform an automatic single or double click when pausing the pointer over any clickable area. This is useful for users with physical difficulty pressing the button.