thinkpad keyboard with trackpoint

mouse on the left and press the mouse on both sides. You can also perform this operation on a small mouse !! Step 1:FN + F8 call Mouse/small mouse point settings Step 2:Switch to trackpoint and tick enable press-to-select. Step 3:Press settings ..., the next press-to-select-settings-parameters window appears. Check enable release-to-select and click pace to select slow press with the leftmost priority, this is very important. Otherwise, it

necessary to OUTMAN to keep up with it. A friend chatted two days ago and asked me, "If you don't consider the development platform issue, how long can you switch to the Linux work platform ?" Then I said, "two or three days ". Later I thought about it: no, it would take 10 minutes to install the system without considering the development platform, or even 10 minutes to get used to refreshing.Therefore, if you are new to Ubuntu or want to use Ubuntu as the main platform, do not be afraid of Ubu

How the ThinkPad keeps the little red-hat pointing stick in the keyboard disabled the touchpad 1, download and install Ultranav Drive (Lenovo_thinkpad_ultrana); 2, open the Control panel-mouse, switch to the Ultranav tab; 3, there are two aspects of the setting: TrackPoint pointing rod and touchpad Touchpad, the "Enable Touchpad" option to cancel the

1, on the boot press F1 into the BIOS, confirm the BIOS under the Config->keyboard in the following settings (if you can not enter the BIOS, it may be a keyboard failure, the host can be sent to the local service station detection); 2, confirm the installation of the corresponding model Ultranav drive; (1) After the normal installation of Ultranav in the "Control Panel-> Mouse" will be more than one tab c

"Sina Science and Technology," Beijing time June 29 Evening news, according to foreign media reports, Lenovo this week published a year-long study of the two ThinkPad notebook computer design, the "Delete" and "Escape" keys are adjusted to oversized design. The two changes seem unremarkable, but David Hill, vice president of Lenovo's corporate logo and design, said: "Every time you start to ' David Hill ' the key