I read and understand that, during typical use (read as: I should), be using both the regular mouse and the SpaceNavigator in tandem, like it shows in my users' guide.
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- Tue Aug 26, 2008 4:44 pm
- Forum: Windows Discussion Forum
- Topic: Windows Screen Saver
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...understanding...
What I should say is --
I read and understand that, during typical use (read as: I should), be using both the regular mouse and the SpaceNavigator in tandem, like it shows in my users' guide.
I read and understand that, during typical use (read as: I should), be using both the regular mouse and the SpaceNavigator in tandem, like it shows in my users' guide.
- Tue Aug 26, 2008 4:34 pm
- Forum: Windows Discussion Forum
- Topic: Windows Screen Saver
- Replies: 5
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exclusive = terms of physical use
I meant exclusive in that it was the only Human-Interface-Device I was using. Being such a great tool, I was using just it to navigate Google Earth.
- Tue Aug 26, 2008 4:32 pm
- Forum: Windows Discussion Forum
- Topic: Windows Screen Saver
- Replies: 5
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sorry
OK. sorry. bad report. I'm using Windows Vista SP1, running the latest version of Google Earth. I'm using Google Earth during the specified scenario. I'll be "flying," using the application, and the SpaceNavigator, and the screen saver will kick in after the mouse has stopped moving (+ app...
- Tue Aug 26, 2008 2:30 pm
- Forum: Windows Discussion Forum
- Topic: Windows Screen Saver
- Replies: 5
- Views: 6598
Windows Screen Saver
hi! Thanks for the wonderful product -- the installer option to not have the software run at Windows start/boot-time is GREAT. Thanks. However, I'm experiencing one problem -- when using (exclusively) the SpaceNavigator, the screen saver will kick in (when it should). Can the device 'trigger' the sc...