Wacom PTZL Manual De Usuario

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The following list describes the options available for tool button, tablet control, or Pop-up Menu settings.  
Please note that not all options are available for all controls.  

.  This option simulates a primary 

mouse button click.  Be sure at least one 
button performs this function so you can 
always navigate and click.

.  Simulates a double-click.  

For easier double-clicking, use this 
function instead of tapping twice with the 
tip of your pen.

.  Simulates a middle mouse 

button click.

.  Simulates a right mouse 

button click, which displays a context 
menu.

.  Simulates holding down the 

primary mouse button.  Press the tool 
button once to initiate click lock.  Press the 
button again to release click lock.  Click 
lock is useful for dragging objects or 
selecting blocks of text.

).  Simulates a 4th 

mouse button click, which on Windows 
systems typically issues the F

ORWARD

 

command in browser applications.

  Simulates a 5th mouse 

button click, which typically issues the 
B

ACK

 command in browser applications.

.  Reports only the 

button number to the application.  This is 
for applications, such as CAD programs, 
that have built-in support for the Intuos3 
mouse or optional lens cursor.

.  Returns a button to its default 

setting.

.  Disables the button function.

.  Default setting for the eraser.  

 for information on using the 

eraser.

.  (Macintosh.)  Toggles the Ink 

A

NYWHERE

 function of Inkwell on and off.  

Inkwell automatically recognizes and 
converts your handwriting into text and 
inserts it into a document.  Note that Ink 
must be turned on for this function to work.  
See your Macintosh help for information 
on working with Inkwell.

.  Enables you to simulate 

keystrokes.

.  Toggles between P

EN

 

and M

OUSE

 mode.

.  Enables you to simulate 

modifier keys.

.  Opens an application, file, or 

script.

.  Displays a Pop-up Menu 

on your screen.  See 

 for more information.

.  Locks the pressure at 

the current pressure level until the button 
is released.  For example, you can paint 
with pressure-sensitivity until you reach 
the brush size that you like.  You can then 
press the button and continue painting with 
the same size brush until the button is 
released.