Input Devices - Revision history

D.j.a.y: file menu (toolbox) ---> edit menu

2015-11-13T08:35:29Z

file menu (toolbox) ---> edit menu

2014-02-10T10:24:52Z

mode section

2013-05-20T07:55:20Z

Text replace - "{{Category|NewTerminology}}" to "{{NewTerminology}}"

2013-02-17T12:19:50Z

Terminology Updated

2012-05-14T15:37:06Z

Typographical error

2011-06-27T14:23:01Z

A few words for Device Settings

2010-02-18T08:39:39Z

Text replace - '{{Category|Toolbox Menu File}}' to '{{Category|File Menu (Toolbox)}}'

2010-02-10T21:16:06Z

2010-02-10T21:15:13Z

2010-02-10T21:14:40Z

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 {{Title|Input Devices Dialog}}
 {{Category|Dialogs}}
-{{Category|File Menu (Toolbox)}}
+{{Category|Edit Menu}}
 {{NewTerminology}}
 When available, this menu opens the Device Settings Dialogue and allows the user to setup custom values. It is recommended that only one device should be enabled, and the rest disabled. Set the mode of the enabled device to Screen. Usually there is no need to change anything else. Remember to save the settings before you close the dialog.

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 When available, this menu opens the Device Settings Dialogue and allows the user to setup custom values. It is recommended that only one device should be enabled, and the rest disabled. Set the mode of the enabled device to Screen. Usually there is no need to change anything else. Remember to save the settings before you close the dialog.
 Each tool will have its own values for each device. So if you combine the Core pointer, which is always available, and the stylus, you will save a set of preferences (preferred fill, outline colors, brush size, selected tool, etc.) for each device.
 [[File:InputDevices.png]]

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 {{Category|Dialogs}}
 {{Category|File Menu (Toolbox)}}
-{{Category|NewTerminology}}
+{{NewTerminology}}
 When available, this menu opens the Device Settings Dialogue and allows the user to setup custom values. It is recommended that only one device should be enabled, and the rest disabled. Set the mode of the enabled device to Screen. Usually there is no need to change anything else. Remember to save the settings before you close the dialog.
 Each tool will have its own values for each device. So if you combine the Core pointer, which is always available, and the stylus, you will save a set of preferences (preferred fill, outline colors, brush size, selected tool, etc.) for each device.
 [[File:InputDevices.png]]

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 {{Category|Dialogs}}
 {{Category|File Menu (Toolbox)}}
-When available, this menu opens the Device Settings Dialogue and allows the user to setup its custom values. It is reccomended that only one device were Enabled and the rest disabled. Set the mode of the enabled device to Screen. Usually there is not need to touch anything more. Remember to save the settings before close.
+{{Category|NewTerminology}}
-Each tool will have its own values for each device so if you combine the Core pointer (always available) and the stylus you will save a set of preferences (prefered fill and outline colors, brush size, selected tool, etc.) for each device.
+When available, this menu opens the Device Settings Dialogue and allows the user to setup custom values. It is recommended that only one device should be enabled, and the rest disabled. Set the mode of the enabled device to Screen. Usually there is no need to change anything else. Remember to save the settings before you close the dialog.
 [[File:InputDevices.png]]

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 {{Category|Dialogs}}
 {{Category|File Menu (Toolbox)}}
-When available, this menu opens the Device Settings Dialogue and allows the user to seup its custom values. It is reccomended that only one device were Enabled and the rest disabled. Set the mode of the enabled device to Screen. Usually there is not need to touch anything more. Remember to save the save the settings before close.
+When available, this menu opens the Device Settings Dialogue and allows the user to setup its custom values. It is reccomended that only one device were Enabled and the rest disabled. Set the mode of the enabled device to Screen. Usually there is not need to touch anything more. Remember to save the settings before close.
-Each tool will have its own values for each device so if you combine the Core pointer (always available) and the stylus you will save a set of preferences (prefered fill and outline colors, brush size, selected tool, etc. for each device.
+Each tool will have its own values for each device so if you combine the Core pointer (always available) and the stylus you will save a set of preferences (prefered fill and outline colors, brush size, selected tool, etc.) for each device.
 [[File:InputDevices.png]]