Plucker vs iSilo several years later . . . - Page 2

doogie68 · 03-06-2007, 03:16 PM

I would assume the up and down buttons work in the similar fashion to control autoscroll on the m500. You can also control the autoscroll at the top of the screen (small icon with plus and minus sign) but that's obviously less convenient than hard buttons.

Blue Tyson · 03-13-2007, 03:07 AM

Yep, I worked it out now that it was mentioned and I decided to look.

The up/down buttons do make autoscroll faster/slower, not quite sure how increments work for that though.

I found the 'main button' programming bit, so now the 'notes' button is autoscroll on/off. This is great, as I usually have the screen rotated so that the buttons are to the left of the page, so very handy indeed as opposed to fiddling with the stylus to turn autoscroll on and off.

So, thanks for the tip, people, hand't thought of doing that before.

pruss · 07-30-2007, 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Blue Tyson

Yep, I worked it out now that it was mentioned and I decided to look.

The up/down buttons do make autoscroll faster/slower, not quite sure how increments work for that though.

More generally, the page up/down controls, whatever buttons trigger them (e.g., you might have them assigned to jog dial) adjust autoscroll speed.

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03-06-2007, 03:16 PM	#16
doogie68 Connoisseur Posts: 78 Karma: 2260 Join Date: Jan 2006 Device: TX	I would assume the up and down buttons work in the similar fashion to control autoscroll on the m500. You can also control the autoscroll at the top of the screen (small icon with plus and minus sign) but that's obviously less convenient than hard buttons.

03-13-2007, 03:07 AM	#17
Blue Tyson Blue Captain Posts: 1,595 Karma: 5000236 Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Australia Device: Kindle Keyboard 3G,Huawei Ideos X3,Kobo Mini	Yep, I worked it out now that it was mentioned and I decided to look. The up/down buttons do make autoscroll faster/slower, not quite sure how increments work for that though. I found the 'main button' programming bit, so now the 'notes' button is autoscroll on/off. This is great, as I usually have the screen rotated so that the buttons are to the left of the page, so very handy indeed as opposed to fiddling with the stylus to turn autoscroll on and off. So, thanks for the tip, people, hand't thought of doing that before.

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