opkebooks.blogg.se - Thinkpad red button replacement

The first thing you should do is place mouse cursor about place of document you need to increase.

What allows us that when required zoom in on certain points of a document this is done without any problem. The other function that the red button has is to enlarge the document.

It's important pointing that the more pressure you exert above the button the higher the scrolling speed.

When you want to move in the document just press the red button and indicate the direction of mobilization from this, moving it in the same direction in which you need to move through the document.

Press for a few seconds the red button, release the pressure when the icon that identifies the activation of the function is displayed.

The first thing you should do is place mouse cursor about the document in question.

You know, everybody else makes square keys, I don’t know why – I guess they haven’t looked at the human finger yet. It has a dish because your finger is curved, so it has a self-centering quality. It has that curve at the bottom edge that actually makes it less likely to make a typing error.

You can tell.Įven the keys have a unique shape, and that’s for a reason – you can type better on them. So, even though we’ve squeezed all of this way down, we’ve changed a lot about the keyboard, for instance, it still is a ThinkPad. So, it kind of had this personality, and the three colors were kind of playful – and it suggested the fact there was a color display. Also, at the time, it was a nice contrast to the stark geometry of this box. Why do we do it? First off, who would change it at this point? You’d have to be kind of stupid. We’re the only company that puts our logo off-center. It has this jaunty stamp in the corner that says ‘ThinkPad’. It still has this mysterious quality to the outside. It was also incredibly efficient, as everything that goes into a laptop is generally square.Įven though dimensions and things have changed, primarily in thickness, I think it still has the spirit, the essence of what it is to be a ThinkPad – it’s just the measure is different. The keyboard, if you recall, lifted up all of the components inside – like a bento box.

He wanted ThinkPad to be this black box that you would look at and say, ‘what’s that?’ He was fascinated by this concept that an object was simple when you were not using it and complex when you were.