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Running Vision Premier Remotely
Running Vision Premier Remotely
Vision Series software supports the use of remote Windows operation using
third party software, such as Symantec pcAnywhereª. For information on
installing and conÞguring pcAnywhere, refer to the Vision Series Setup Guide.
Using the Mouse
Although many operations on the Vision Premierª system may be carried out
using the keyboard, the mouse is usually more convenient. Before using Vision
Premierª you may want to familiarize yourself with how the mouse works.
Moving
When moving the mouse, you might simply think of it as a holder for the small
ball which can be seen on the underside of the mouse. The best arrangement
for the mouse is ball side down on a ßat mouse pad with the cord pointing
away from you. In this position, the ball rolls along the pad whenever you
move the mouse.
When Vision Premierª is on, the screen always displays a pointer which
moves as the mouse ball rolls. If you move the mouse off the mouse pad,
simply pick up the mouse and place it back on the pad. Lifting the mouse stops
the ball from rolling and keeps it from moving the pointer.
This pointer is usually a small arrowhead (
) which is positioned over
objects when selecting them. Sometimes it is an I-beam ( ) which is used to
position the cursor for typing in edit Þelds.
Clicking
Locate the mouse under the palm of your hand with the cord pointing away
from you.
The Left and Right Mouse Buttons
Notice that the mouse has either two or three buttons. When the mouse is
positioned with the cord pointing away from you, the button to the left is the
most commonly used button. We will refer to this button as the left mouse
button and the one to the right as the right mouse button. If your mouse has
three buttons, the center one is not used by the Vision Premierª system.
Click
To Òclick,Ó press and release the left mouse button. You should feel and hear the
button click.
Right Click
Most operations require the left mouse button but some special operations can
be done with the right mouse button (see ÒContext MenusÓ on pg. 1-7).
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