In most cases, you work with a pen-and-tablet
input device instead of a mouse. Here are some tips on using the pen:
To
move the cursor over the screen without activating any controls,
hold the tip of the pen over the tablet without touching it.
To
click a button or select an item, touch the pen to the tablet.
To
drag an item, touch the pen to the tablet and drag. Release when
you are done.
If
you see instructions where you have the option to Ctrl-click, press the button on
the side of the pen as you click. For example, to use X-copy functionality,
drag the selection and then press the button as you touch the tablet
to set the destination for the copied text.
Working with the pen takes a little time to
get used to, but it is an ideal input device for working with Flint.
You can set pen-and tablet preferences in Flint. See
Pointer Preferences.
For more information on using the pen-and-tablet,
consult the documentation provided by the manufacturer.
NoteIf you cannot use the pen-and-tablet, use
the mouse to move the cursor. To switch from the tablet to the mouse
while running Flint, press Shift+M+Insert.
To switch back to the pen-and-tablet, press Shift+T+Insert. To initialise Flint to work
with the mouse, see
Start-up Options.