Lenovo usb laser mouse User Guide
To
install
the
mouse
using
the
Windows
NT
Workstation
operating
system,
do
the
following:
1.
Turn
off
your
computer.
2.
Remove
any
mouse
that
is
connected
to
the
PS/2
connector.
3.
Insert
the
mouse
with
the
PS/2
adapter
into
the
mouse
connector
on
the
computer.
4.
Restart
the
computer.
Installing
the
mouse
in
USB
mode
To
install
the
mouse
using
the
USB
connector
in
Microsoft
Windows
2000
Professional,
do
the
following:
1.
Insert
the
USB
(rectangular)
connector
from
the
mouse
into
the
USB
connector
on
the
computer.
2.
In
the
Add
New
Hardware
Wizard
window,
press
the
Enter
key.
3.
In
the
What
do
you
want
Windows
to
do?
window,
select
Search
for
the
best
driver
for
your
device.
4.
Press
the
Enter
key.
5.
In
the
Windows
will
search
for
new
drivers
window,
press
the
Enter
key.
Your
computer
will
display
the
location
of
the
driver.
6.
Press
the
Enter
key.
The
Windows
has
finished
installing
the
software
that
your
new
hardware
device
requires
window
opens.
7.
Press
the
Enter
key
to
complete
the
installation.
See
“Using
the
mouse”
for
further
information.
USB
Installation
(Windows
XP)
To
install
the
mouse
in
USB
mode
in
a
computer
using
Windows
XP
do
the
following:
Note:
Do
not
connect
the
mouse
to
a
USB
connector
on
a
ThinkPad
or
other
mobile
computer
until
you
see
the
Windows
XP
desktop.
1.
Connect
the
mouse
USB
connector
to
the
computer
USB
connector.
2.
The
New
Hardware
Found
window
will
open
stating,
Windows
is
installing
the
software
for
your
new
hardware.
Windows
XP
will
automatically
install
the
proper
device
drivers
to
operate
your
new
mouse.
Using
the
Mouse
The
800
DPI
Optical
3-Button
ScrollPoint
PS/2
and
USB
Mouse
has
multiple
functions
and
features
such
as
Zoom
and
Auto-scrolling,
which
help
you
to
increase
your
productivity.
You
can
also
assign
frequently
used
functions
or
shortcuts
to
the
mouse
buttons
by
using
the
tabs
in
the
Mouse
Suite
Software.
To
start
the
Mouse
Suite
Software:
1.
Click
Start-->Settings-->Control
Panel
.
2.
The
Control
Panel
window
opens.
Double-click
the
Mouse
icon.
(If
you
have
already
enabled
Show
Mouse
Icon
in
the
system
tray
option
in
the
Mouse
Suite
properties
of
the
Control
Panel,
double-click
the
Mouse
icon
in
the
Windows
System
Tray
located
in
the
lower
right-hand
corner
of
your
screen.)
By
default
the
mouse
buttons
are
assigned
various
functions,
such
as
primary
Mouse
Button,
Context
Menu,
and
Quick/Auto
scroll.
You
can
customize
or
change
these
button
functions.
To
customize
the
function
of
each
button,
do
the
following:
1.
Open
the
Mouse
Suite
Control
Panel.
2.
Click
the
Buttons
tab.
3.
On
the
Mouse
Image,
click
the
button
you
want
to
assign
a
new
function,
or
select
a
button
from
the
Button
list.
The
selected
button
will
be
displayed
in
the
Button
list
and
highlighted
on
the
mouse
image.
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Combined
Mouse
User’s
Guide