Mouse-eject button Mouse The mouse is extremely sturdy. Its flexibility allows it to withstand bending and accidental bumps without breaking. You use the OmniBook’s two-button mouse just as you do the mouse on your desktop PC: Move the pointer to the icon or menu you want, and click with the left mouse button for most operations. Or double-click— click twice rather quickly with the left mouse button—for certain operations. However, the mouse doesn’t need a surface to slide on—so you can use it anywhere. Once you’ve popped it out, you can use the mouse with the top popped up or collapsed. The popped up position is usually more comfortable, especially if you drape your hand over it as shown.
But the collapsed position may be better if you’re in a cramped environment, or you have to work with the OmniBook on your lap. To store the mouse 1. If the mouse is popped up, press inward on the support arm and press the raised end of the mouse downward to collapse it. –or– Tap down sharply on the raised end of the mouse. 2. Gently push the mouse into the case opening until it latches. To replace the mouse 1. Tug sharply on the mouse to remove it and its arm from the computer. 2. Slip the arm of the new mouse into the slot inside the mousehole on the computer. Push the arm in and force it past the first resistance. To adjust the display 9