User manual LOGITECH NULOOQ NAVIGATOR

[. . . ] Welcome to Logitech NuLOOQ navigator Congratulations on acquiring your new Logitech NuLOOQ navigator control device. Off load navigation and many other actions from the mouse onto the NuLOOQ navigator. It offers ideas on how you can use your device's features when you are working, playing, and communicating. And it gives instructions on how to carry out your daily tasks with your device. [. . . ] To adjust brush size or other option values, first ensure you are in a brush tool within Adobe Photoshop. Any of the following tools are supported: Spot Healing Brush Tool Brush Tool Pattern Stamp Tool Eraser Tool Sharpen Tool Burn Tool Healing Brush Tool Pencil Tool History Brush Tool Background Eraser Tool Smudge Tool Sponge Tool Color Replacement Tool Clone Stamp Tool Art History Brush Tool Magic Eraser Tool Dodge Tool If you are in any other tool, adjusting brush size or other options is not supported, until you are in a brush based tool. To use the tooltuner dial to adjust brush size or other options, follow these simple steps. NuLOOQ navigator Action Adobe Photoshop CS2 Reaction No Photoshop CS2 reaction. This dialog box will show the current option being controlled and the current value associated with that option. Note, this dialog box can be moved anywhere on the screen for proper placement. If you want to control a different option value, such as hardness in the brush tool, use the mouse to click on the pull-down menu and a list of options for the given tool you are in will be displayed. Select the option to adjust and then continue to next step. Gently gliding your finger clockwise on the tooltuner dial will increase the current option value in increments of one. The faster you glide you finger on the tooltuner dial, the faster the value will change. For example, if you are adjusting the brush size, place your brush directly on the object for proper sizing. When adjusting values, you'll notice the value in the NuLOOQ dialog box change. You may not see the value in the Photoshop CS2 option bar change until you stop using the tooltuner dial. Gently gliding your finger counter-clockwise on the tooltuner dial will decrease values in increments of one. The faster you glide you finger on the tooltuner dial, the faster the value will change. To exit this value control mode, just press the button at the top and the dialog box will disappear and you can continue using Photoshop. Usage Recommendations 1. Once you are in the mode to adjust value, you don't need to exit the value mode. If you switch tools, your NuLOOQ device will automatically make the right option values available to you. If you change focus to another application, the dialog box will disappear and then reappear when you come back to Photoshop. Place the cursor on the point of interest and size the brush directly on that point. And between paint strokes, continue changing the brush size using tooltuner dial. This is a very quick way to adjust brush size as you do touch-up work on your image or picture. Things to Avoid 1. If too much force is used while gliding your finger, you may accidentally click on the integrated triggerpoints. © 2006 Logitech. Logitech, the Logitech logo and other Logitech marks are owned by Logitech and may be registered. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Quick Shortcut and Command Execution in Adobe Photoshop CS2 using triggerpoints Any of the 5 triggerpoints on the NuLOOQ navigator device can be configured to execute a shortcut command or even modifier keys. Note, by default, the square button (the one at 12o'clock) is configured to enter static value adjustment mode to adjust brush size and other option values. [. . . ] The higher the number, the faster that assignment is sent, till the system limit is reached or the rate limit. Mode Setting Definition Press and Hold Equivalent to pressing keyboard key and holding. The exact rate is set by the system. Press and Release A single event or keystroke is sent and then stopped. So even if navring is used, only one event is sent even if the navring is continuously moved. All others The rate at which that keystroke or mouse wheel is sent. Note, the maximum rate will be dependent on the device as well as application and system settings. See an example of how Internet Explorer configuration can be added. [. . . ]