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Activate 3-Button Emulation
If your mouse has only two buttons, a third button is emulated when you click both
buttons simultaneously.
Activate Mouse Wheel
Check this box to use a scroll wheel.
Emulate Wheel with Mouse Button
If your mouse does not have a scroll wheel but you want to use similar functionality,
you can assign an additional button for this. Select the button to use. While
pressing this button, any movement of the mouse is translated into scroll wheel
commands. This feature is especially useful with trackballs.
When you are satisfied with your settings, click OK to confirm your changes.
NOTE
Any changes you make here take effect only after you restart the X server.
2.13.3 Keyboard Properties
Use this dialog to adjust the settings for operating your keyboard in the graphical environment.
In the upper part of the dialog, select the type, language layout, and variant.
Use the test field at the bottom of the dialog to check if special characters are displayed
correctly. Select additional layouts and variants to use from the list in the middle. Depending
on the type of your desktop, these may be switched in the running system
without the need for reconfiguration. After you click OK, the changes are applied immediately.
2.13.4 Tablet Properties
Use this dialog to configure a graphics tablet attached to your system. Click the
Graphics Tablet tab to select vendor and model from the lists. Currently, SUSE Linux
supports only a limited number of graphics tablets. To activate the tablet, check Activate
This Tablet at the top of the dialog.
In the Port and Mode dialog, configure the connection to the tablet. SaX2 enables the
configuration of graphics tablets connected to the USB port or the serial port. If your