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March 27th, 2010, 12:14 AM
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Function of I beam symbol
"Terry Farrell" wrote: On most Netbooks and Laptops, one of the Function Keys is assigned to toggle the touchpad on/off. Typically, you press the FUNC key +F7 or F8 (one should be the Touchpad and the other the wireless). Terry . An over sensitive touch pad was indeed the problem. I could not find instructions on disabling, so I removed the driver. Thanks much. On my S10 the combination Fn+F6 disables the touch pad. Thanks again. 
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March 27th, 2010, 07:19 AM
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Function of I beam symbol
Excellent.
Terry "Hank" wrote in message news  "Terry Farrell" wrote: On most Netbooks and Laptops, one of the Function Keys is assigned to toggle the touchpad on/off. Typically, you press the FUNC key +F7 or F8 (one should be the Touchpad and the other the wireless). Terry . An over sensitive touch pad was indeed the problem. I could not find instructions on disabling, so I removed the driver. Thanks much. On my S10 the combination Fn+F6 disables the touch pad. Thanks again.
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