Sentences with phrase «mouse cursor on the screen»

The game keeps a mouse cursor on the screen as a means of selecting tools and such, though you are now using the analog stick to move it.

If this term is new to you, a Precision Touchpad is an extension of the traditional touchpad that you can use to control the mouse cursor on your screen.

Not exact matches

For example, in «mouse ball,» T5 imagined moving his wrist and elbow as if moving the cursor with a trackball mouse, while in «whole arm» he imagined moving his arm around in free space so that his fixed index finger could point at the on - screen targets.

The patients were asked to move a mouse cursor on a computer screen by using only their thoughts to control the cursor's movement.

Examples of these actions include how quickly a user selects buttons that pop up on screen, how long they hover over menus, how fast they move the mouse and whether they scroll using the cursor keys, the scroll bar or the mouse wheel.

Fast Forward — cursor - right Pause — Enter / Return key Run — Enter / Return key (For Pause and Run commands, your mouse cursor must be left over the (II) Pause sign on the screen.)

It consists of a mouse - like controller on the center console that moves a cursor on the dashboard screen.

Touching the mouse pad pulls up the cursor so you can click on everything instead of touching the screen.

All in all, this seemed like a very responsive unit and it also has a optional mouse on the side of it in order to not rely on using the touch screen to move the cursor around.

In addition, you don't even need to touch the screen with the tip, hover it over the touchscreen and you'll see a little circle that floats - much like a mouse cursor on a PC desktop.

It all comes down to the simple but loose controls: you use your mouse to move the on - screen cursor, and then hold down the button to activate your laser.

The idea was «How fast can a human move the mouse cursor from one side of the screen to the other and precisely click on something?»

Despite the game's RTS inspirations you won't be finding a mouse cursor anywhere on your screen.

How fast can a human move the mouse cursor from one side of the screen to the other and precisely click on something?

When in mouse mode, you can use the right stick to move an on - screen cursor, and the left and right shoulder buttons to right - click and left - click.

One problem in particular was collecting the game's falling, sun - based currency, a process that's as simple as clicking the mouse in the PC version but felt a bit onerous when guiding an on - screen cursor with an analog stick on the Xbox 360.

You can show or display the Start screen on any monitor by hovering your mouse cursor to the bottom - left corner, or via the Start charm that you can invoke from the top and bottom - right corners of any monitor.

The higher a mouse's DPI, the farther the cursor on your screen will move when you move the mouse.

The dock also lacks any kind of touch pad or even a track point, so your only option for cursor control is the touch screen on the tablet itself or an external mouse (which would need to be Bluetooth, as the keyboard dock has no additional connections).

When in the zoom - out stage, just move the mouse cursor over any group and that group gets highlighted, right click on the highlighted group to get the «Name Group» option pop out from bottom of screen.

To do so, slide out the Windows 8 charms by placing your mouse cursor in either the upper - or lower - right corner of the screen and click on the Search icon.

To do so, move the mouse cursor to the lower right corner of your computer screen, right - click on the clock and select Customize notification icons as shown in the screenshot below.

Even today on Windows 8, when you take your mouse cursor to the bottom left corner and click, you get to see the Start Screen.

The mouse cursor appears on your screen and, when you left - click, it simulates a touch event.

Seeing a Bluetooth mouse cursor on my Lumia's screen offered just a tiny, tantalising glimpse at the possibilities for Continuum.