It will only move up or down until the button is pushed again. Allows the pointer speed to be greatly reduced so that precise movements of the cursor can be accomplished with greater ease. Motion is restored when the button is pressed again. Closes the current active window. Minimize the current active window.
Moves cursor to the center of the current active window.
In this page you will notice a setting for Relative speed and one for Acceleration. The Relative speed increases pointer movement in relation to how far your finger moves across the touchpad. The Acceleration setting will increase the movement of the pointer in relation to how fast your finger moves across the touchpad. The Auto-jumps are designed to move the pointer to a predetermined location when you open a new window. You will have three seconds to reposition your finger after reaching the edge of the touchpad.