Every notebook computer is fitted with a pointing device that takes the place
of a mouse. With very few exceptions these days, this will be a touch-sensitive
pad.
Synaptics, the company that makes many of these parts, calls it a Touchpad.
It has emerged as the most effective pointing device only after years of rivalry
from other devices such as joysticks and trackballs. If your notebook computer
has a Touchpad but you still feel more at home with a mouse, this Workshop is
for you.
The instructions here are for notebooks using a Synaptics Touchpad, but other
models may often include similar options.
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