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1. #How to control end in word on xps 13 pdf
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3. #How to control end in word on xps 13 windows 7

From there, you can easily use one finger to choose an application to access.The first solution that I want to introduce you to be able to convert Word to PDF is Writer, one of the tools included in the free productivity suite LibreOffice. Alt-tab Windows Switcher: place four fingers on the trackpad and moving up will pull up the Alt-tab Windows switcher.Minimize all windows: place all four fingers on the trackpad and move them down to minimize all windows, similar to the Windows+D keyboard command in Windows 7.

Switching browser tabs: when in a web browser, you can use the three-finger flick motion up or down to move between tabs in a browser.Page Up and Page Down: you can also use the the three-finger flick motion up or down (or left and right) to flip through a document one page at a time.

Flick: you can use a left or right three-finger gesture to easily flip through pictures in a slideshow.Speaking of two-finger gestures, kudos to NotebookReview member alphadogg00 (you need to register on the site to see that previous link) for creating this video: To zoom out, start with two fingers far apart and move them closer together. Pinch and zoom: to zoom in, start with two fingers close together, and move them apart.Scrolling: place both fingers on the trackpad, scroll up or down on web pages or documents.Clicking on the left side of the notch will do a left-click (you can also click on most of the area of the trackpad overall for a left-click). The trackpad is hinged so that if you click on the right side of the notch, you will do a right-click. The trackpad is divided into two sections by a small notch in the center of the trackpad. Main view of the XPS 13 Ultrabook Trackpad Controls I welcome comments or questions that you have after doing so. I’d recommend spending some time tweaking the sensitivity settings in the Trackpad or the Palm Rejection tabs (or both) if you have issues with the sensitivity level. The quickest way to access the trackpad controls are via the trackpad icon in the taskbar on the lower right side of your desktop.

#How to control end in word on xps 13 windows 7

The trackpad settings are part of the Mouse functionality in the Windows 7 Control Panel (look for the Cypress TrackPad tab in the first picture below). There you can control things like overall sensitivity, Palm Rejection settings and you can also enable/ disable 2-finger or multi-finger gestures. I think it makes sense to start with the trackpad settings. Even if you’re not an XPS 13 customer, it’s worth noting that certain Dell notebooks in the future will offer multi-finger gestures. While that has gone well, I thought some customers may appreciate more details regarding the XPS 13 trackpad, and how multi-finger gestures work on it.

#How to control end in word on xps 13 drivers

If you didn’t read his post, we recently released updated trackpad drivers based on customers feedback. Like Sam Burd mentioned in his recent post, we’re commited to making the experience on the XPS 13 second to none. Since we announced it, there’s been lots of interest in several of our XPS 13-related posts.