0001,On closure of this dialog box, the changed file is saved.
0002,Without saving changes, this dialog box is closed.
0003,Saves all the changes you have made without closing the dialog box.
0004,Returns the current settings to the initial settings.
0005,Displays a description of the functions.
0006,Under "Settings for Easy Launcher...," you can configure Easy Launcher to make launching application programs a snap. Specify a button or corner under "Buttons" for starting up Easy Launcher.
0007,Click on "Settings for Easy Capture..." to configure Easy Capture. This tool enables you to create simple pictures and paste them into a currently running program, without having to start up a drawing program like Paint Brush. You can launch Easy Capture by assigning a corner to Easy Capture under "Buttons" on the "Touch Pad" tab.
0008,Adjusts Scroll Speed.
0009,Clicking on the box causes an information box to appear.
0101,The device used can be specified.
0102,Toggle the use of AccuPoint on and off.
0103,Toggle the use of Touch Pad on and off.
0201,Displays the functions assigned to each button. Functions are selected by clicking on the drop-down arrow on the right. The function assigned to "Both Buttons" is executed when both the left button and right button are pressed simultaneously.
0202,Set scroll speed and enable/disable scrolling with the AccuPoint.
0203,Toggle constant use of Stick scrolling on and off.  The Stick scrolling function assigns AccuPoint to perform mouse scrolling operations. When Stick scrolling is constantly enabled, AccuPoint operations are processed as mouse scroll operations.
0204,Set the pointer speed during AccuPoint operations. By moving the slider left, the pointer speed in AccuPoint operations can be made slower than that set under "Mouse Properties" in Windows control panels. Moving the slider right makes the AccuPoint pointer speed faster than the speed set under "Mouse Properties."
0206,Enable/disable the tapping function for AccuPoint. The tapping function settings can be configured under "Tapping settings...".
0207,Enable/disable the AccuPoint stick press feature. Settings for stick press can be configured under "Tapping settings...".
0208,Configure the tapping function for AccuPoint.
0209,Displays the functions assigned to each button. Functions are selected by clicking on the drop-down arrow on the right.
0210,Use Touch Pad as buttons for AccuPoint. Touch Pad Button is partitioned "Right and Left" or "Up and Down". You can also change the partition area freely.
0221,Set the effective tapping speed.
0222,The speed at which the Stick senses tapping is adjusted here.
0223,The tapping speed with AccuPoint can be adjusted by moving the slider left for a slower speed or right for a faster speed. If your tapping is not being recognized, move the slider more to the left.
0224,Prevents taps from being accepted while typing on the keyboard.
0225,Enable/disable the tapping feature during keyboard operations.
0226,While typing, the time period before the tapping function is resumed.
0301,Displays the functions assigned to each button. Functions are selected by clicking on the drop-down arrow on the right. The function assigned to "Both Buttons" is executed when both the left button and right button are pressed simultaneously.
0302,Set functions to be executed by operations performed on the Touch Pad.
0303,Enable/disable the browser support function. This function enables the user to execute the "Back" and "Forward" functions in Explorer through operations on the Touch Pad. The "Back" operation is executed by sliding a finger left on the top edge of the Touch Pad and releasing, while the "Forward" operation is similarly executed by sliding a finger to the right and releasing.
0304,Enables Scroll Function. You can use the Touch Pad to emulate the Scroll and Zoom functions of a mouse wheel. Furthermore, in addition to Vertical Scrolling, Horizontal Scrolling is also enabled. To scroll vertically, trace up and down along the right edge of the Touch Pad. To scroll horizontally, trace left and right along the bottom edge of the Touch Pad. To use the Zoom function, trace along the right edge of the Touch Pad while holding down the Ctrl key.
0305,Enable/disable the inertial movement feature. When this feature is enabled, moving one's finger from the center of the Touch Pad to the inertial movement area causes the mouse pointer to move continuously in that direction.
0306,Configure settings for the browser support feature, scrolling function, inertial movement feature, and corner touch feature.
0307,Under Touch Pad, configure settings for pointer speed, the tapping feature, and touch sensitivity.
0308,Displays the functions assigned to each button. Functions are selected by clicking on the drop-down arrow on the right.
0309,Under Touch Pad, configure settings for the tapping feature.
0310,Configure settings for scrolling function.
0311,This function enables the user to toggle the use of Touch Pad on and off by double-tapping at the upper left corner.
0312,Enable/disable the "Turning off the LED always" function. LED can be turned off always even if the Touch Pad is disabled (the upper left LED turns on normally in this case).
0313,This function enables the user to toggle the ECO mode on and off by double-tapping at the upper right corner.
0314,Enable/disable the "Turning off the LED always" function. LED can be turned off always even if the ECO mode is enabled (the upper right LED turns on normally in this case).
0315,Configure settings for the double tapping feature.
0316,Displays the functions assigned to each button. Functions are selected by clicking on the drop-down arrow on the right.
0321,Set the pointer speed for Touch Pad operations. By moving the slider left, the pointer speed in Touch Pad operations is set slower than the speed specified under "Mouse Properties" in the Windows control panels. Moving the slider right set the pointer speed faster than that set under "Mouse Properties".
0322,Enable/disable the tapping feature under Touch Pad. Settings for the tapping feature can be configured under "Tapping settings...".
0323,Set the Touch Pad sensitivity for detecting pointer and tapping operations. Move the slider right to enable detection of a lighter touch and to the left to prevent unintentional operations when accidentally touching the surface of the Touch Pad lightly.
0324,Configure settings for scroll button operations.
0325,Enable/disable scrolling during scroll button operations.
0326,Configure settings for wheel operations.
0327,Enable/disable scrolling during wheel operations.
0332,Enable/disable Inertial Motion. When this feature is enabled, the cursor movement state is maintained, after your finger release from the Touch Pad.
0333,Set the glide distance for Inertial Motion.
0334,Enable/disable Cursor rebound. When this feature is enabled, the mouse pointer will bounce off the edge of the screen.
0335,Select the Enable Circular Scrolling check box to turn on Circular Scrolling for the Touch Pad. This allows the user to begin scrolling from the right or bottom scroll zones and continue scrolling by doing a circular motion on the surface of the Touch Pad.
0336,Select the Enable Pinch Zoom check box to turn on the Pinch Zoom feature for the Touch Pad. This feature allows the user to enlarge or reduce images or text in many applications that support zooming. Click on the window or item you wish to zoom in on, then place two fingertips on the Touch Pad and move them away from each other or move one of them away from the other. To zoom out, move the fingers toward each other or move one finger toward the other.
0337,Select the Enable Pan Scrolling check box to turn on the Pan Scrolling feature for the Touch Pad. You can use the Touch Pad to emulate the scrolling functions of a mouse wheel. To scroll vertically, put two fingertips on the Touch Pad, then move the fingers up or down on the Touch Pad. To scroll horizontally, put two fingertips on the Touch Pad, then move the fingers left or right on the Touch Pad.
0338,Select the Enable Pivot Rotation check box to turn on the Pivot Rotation feature for the Touch Pad. It can be used to rotate images or other objects in applications that support rotation. Click on the window or item you wish to rotate, put two fingertips on the Touch Pad, and, holding one of the fingers still, draw a circular arc around it with the other finger in the direction of desired rotation.
0339,Select the Enable Flick Navigation check box to turn on the Flick Navigation feature for the Touch Pad. Click on the window of the application where you want to navigate through the viewing history, put two fingertips on the Touch Pad, and flick the fingers to the left to go to the previous view or to the right to go to the next view. If the application does not support the viewing history, the another operation is performed according to the applications.
0340,Turn the two-finger tapping on or off.
0341,Set the effective tapping speed.
0342,The pointed area is where to test the tapping. To test, tap the Touch Pad. 
0343,The tapping speed on the Touch Pad can be adjusted by moving the slider left for a slower speed or right for a faster speed. If your tapping is not being recognized, move the slider more to the left.
0344,Following a drag by tapping, a dragged state is maintained, with your finger on the control pad or not.
0345,Enable/disable drag lock.
0346,The way to release a drag lock is selected here. [Auto release] releases a drag lock automatically after a preset time period. [Tap Release] releases in response to tapping or clicking.
0347,Adjusts the time period before a drag lock is released.
0348,Prevents taps from being accepted while typing on the keyboard.
0349,Enable/disable the tapping feature during keyboard operations.
0350,While typing, the time period before the tapping function is resumed.
0351,Enable/disable dragging operations on the Touch Pad (dragging operations not using a button).
0352,Selecting the Enable Flick check box will enable the 3-finger flick feature for the Touch Pad. Place three fingertips on the Touch Pad surface, quickly move them up, down, left, or right, and then immediately lift them off from the Touch Pad surface.  The entire operation must be performed in a very short time. The function executed when the fingers are lifted will depend on the active applications and the direction of the flick.
0353,Keep three fingertips on the Touch Pad surface and hold them down for some time. After a certain time interval, the press function will be executed.
0354,Enables/disables inertial scrolling feature. Flicking on the scroll zone will add inertial operation to scrolling operation.
0355,Enables/disables the Edge Movement feature. Scrolling is continued by stopping the Pan Scrolling gesture operation or the scrolling operation at the edge of Touch Pad.
0357,Turn the two-finger clicking on or off.
0358,Turn the three-finger clicking on or off.
0359,Place four fingers on the touchpad then flicks up to maximize the window. Place four fingers on the touchpad then flicks down to minimize the window. Place four fingers onto the touchpad then flick left to maximize the window to the left side of the screen. Place four fingers onto the touchpad then flick right to maximize the window to the right side of the screen.
0361,Specify the height and width of the browser support area. The mesh-like area in the picture is the browser support area. When using browser support features, the "Back" and "Forward" buttons of  Explorer can be performed by Touch Pad operations. The size of the browser support area can be adjusted by dragging the size modification handle (dark blue box).
0371,Specify the height and width of the scroll area. The mesh-like area in the picture is the scroll area. When sliding a finger within the scroll area, "scroll" and "zoom" operations can be performed just as when rotating the wheel of a wheel mouse. The size of the scroll area can be adjusted by dragging the size modification handle (dark blue box). 
0381,Set inertial movement area. The mesh-like area of the picture is the inertial movement area. When the user slides a finger from the center of the Touch Pad to the inertial movement area, the pointer continues to move in that direction. The size of this area can be adjusted by dragging the size modification handle (dark blue box).
0382,Set mouse pointer speed for inertial movement.
0383,When "Enable only when dragging" is checked, inertial movement is not enabled for normal pointer operations. Inertial movement is only enabled when performing a drag operation by tapping the Touch Pad.
0391,Specify the height and width of the corner areas. The mesh-like area in the picture is the corner areas. Functions assigned to the corners in the "Buttons" can be executed by tapping the corner. The size of the corner area can be adjusted by dragging the size modification handle (dark blue box).
0401,Configure the sound feedback settings to play sounds along with specific operations.
0402,Enable/disable sound feedback.
0403,Assign sounds to be triggered by certain events.
0404,Set whether to display or not display an icon in the Task Tray. The icon changes when performing operations on the Touch Pad.
0405,Specify whether to use or not use IME Capture. When the box next to "Use IME Capture" is checked, left-clicking in the writing area of the IME pad causes the mouse pointer to transform into wings and linking the IME pad input area to the Touch Pad surface. Characters drawn on the Touch Pad surface appear in the input area of the IME pad. The input area can be cleared by right-clicking. A second left-button click ends the association between the Touch Pad and the IME pad.
0406,Touch Pad is automatically invalidated at the USB mouse connection.
0407,Touch Pad and AccuPoint are automatically invalidated at the USB mouse connection.
0501,Displays the functions assigned to each button. Functions are selected by clicking on the drop-down arrow on the right. The function assigned to "Both Buttons" is executed when both the left button and right button are pressed simultaneously.
0502,Enable/disable the wheel function of a wheel mouse. When enabled, the wheel can be used to scroll or zoom in an application.
0503,Set the pointer speed for mouse operations. By moving the slider left, the pointer speed for mouse operations is set slower than the speed specified under "Mouse Properties" in the Windows control panels. Moving the slider right sets the pointer speed faster than that specified under "Mouse Properties."
0504,Displays the functions assigned to each button. Functions are selected by clicking on the drop-down arrow on the right.
0601,Specify the menu to be displayed when starting up Easy Launcher.
0602,Add the "Specified files" to the Launch menu. The user can launch a program entered in the "Shortcut List" from the Specified Files menu.
0603,Add the "Favorites" to the Launch menu. The user can select a bookmark from the Bookmark menu.
0604,Add the "Running programs" to the Launch menu. The user can specify a currently running program from the Running Program menu.
0605,Add the "Settings for Easy Launcher..." to the Launch menu. When the "Settings for Easy Launcher..." is specified, the Easy Launcher Setting window is opened.
0606,Specify the position for displaying the Easy Launcher from among "Pointer Position", "Display Center", and "Upper left of screen."
0607,Specify shortcut to add to the "Specified files" menu.
0608,Display a list of programs entered in Easy Launcher. The order of the list corresponds to the order in the menu displayed in Easy Launcher. In order to add a program to the list, drag and drop an icon in the list or click "New...".
0609,Click to change the order in the Easy Launcher menu. To change the order, click on a desired shortcut, then "Up" to move the shortcut one up or "Down" to move the shortcut one down.
0610,Click when adding a shortcut. From the "Create Shortcut" dialog box, the user can specify a file while browsing a folder directory.
0611,Click here when you want to delete a shortcut. To delete a shortcut, click on the desired shortcut and click on the "Delete".
0612,Click when modifying shortcut settings. To modify a shortcut setting, click on the desired shortcut and click "Change...".
0621,Change program data specified by a shortcut.
0622,A shortcut icon appears. To change icons, click on "Change icon...".
0623,Click here when you want to change shortcut icons. Changing a shortcut icon will not change the icon of the original application. 
0624,Input a shortcut name. The inputted name is displayed in the menu.
0625,An application program filename is entered. 
0626,Specify a program file or a folder that contains pertinent files. Depending on given programs, files in other locations may possibly be used. In such cases, it is necessary to specify the location of a file.
0627,Describe parameters when opening an application program file requires its parameters.
0631,Specify a filename to be included in the icon. To specify a file in the folder directory, click on "Browse...".
0632,Display icon data included for the file specified by "File name".
0701,Set the canvas size used for Easy Capture.
0702,Specify the line type used in Easy Capture.
0703,Select the width of the line to be used from the list.
0704,Select the line color to be used from the list.
0705,Set whether to display or not display the last image created before quitting Easy Capture when Easy Capture is launched again.
0706,Prevents specified functions while typing on the keyboard.
0707,Specify the functions to disable during keyboard operations.
0708,While typing, the time period before the specified functions are resumed.
0709,Enables Scroll Function. You can use the Touch Pad to emulate the Scroll and Zoom functions of a mouse wheel. Furthermore, in addition to Vertical Scrolling, Horizontal Scrolling is also enabled. To scroll vertically, trace up and down along the right edge of the Touch Pad. To scroll horizontally, trace left and right along the bottom edge of the Touch Pad.
0710,Select the Enable Circular Scrolling check box to turn on Circular Scrolling for the Touch Pad.This allows the user to begin scrolling from the right or bottom scroll zones and continue scrolling by doing a circular motion on the surface of the Touch Pad.
0711,Select the Enable Zoom check box to turn on the Zoom feature for the Touch Pad. This allows the user to magnify or shrink images or text in many applications.Click on the window or item you wish to zoom and slide your finger up and down the left edge of the Touch Pad to zoom.
0750,Prevents accidental operation of the touchpad.
0751,Enable/disable this feature to prevent touchpad operation when the fingers or palm accidentally touch the touchpad.
0752,Scrolling, browser support functions, and enhanced features such as various multi gestures, will be disabled when typing.
1601,Swipe from the top of the screen down to open an app bar.
1602,Swipe from the top left edge inward to switch or close an open app.
1603,Swipe from the left edge to the center to flip through open apps.
1604,Swipe from the right edge to the center to display Windows 8 charms menu.
1605,EdgeAction is a function to perform the specified action, by swiping the touch pad from outside to inside.
