Keyboard gestures

To time signatures Use time signature changes Intro to key signatures Use key signature changes Control transposition with the Pitch Source parameter Intro to tempo Intro to the Tempo track Use tempo points Use tempo curves Use Tempo track with Ableton Link Use Smart Tempo Intro to exporting and sharing Export a project to an audio file Export MIDI tracks as a MIDI file Export tracks as individual audio files AIFF and WAVE file options M4A file options Set the processing details when exporting projects Set the processing details when exporting tracks Share a project Work with projects from Logic Pro for Mac App settings overview General settings Devices General Recording settings MIDI In/Out settings Articulation Switches Automation settings View settings Project settings overview General project settings Audio project settings Recording project settings Flex project settings General MIDI MIDI Clock Metronome project settings Tuning project settings Settings app Gestures overview Drag gestures Main gestures Shortcut menu gestures Tracks area gestures Mixer gestures Plug-ins area gestures Beat Breaker gestures Special gestures External input devices overview Apple Pencil External keyboard Trackpad Keyboard shortcuts overview Main views Tracks area Live Loops Step Sequencer Mixer Browser Projects browser Numeric input dialog Effect plug-ins overview Amps and pedals overview Amp Designer overview Amp models Cabinet models Build a custom combo Amplifier controls Equalizer controls Reverb effect Tremolo and vibrato Cabinet and microphone parameters Bass Amp Designer overview Bass amplifier models Bass cabinet models Build a custom combo Signal flow Pre-amp signal flow Use the Direct

Use time signature changes Intro to key signatures Use key signature changes Control transposition with the Pitch Source parameter Intro to tempo Intro to the Tempo track Use tempo points Use tempo curves Use Tempo track with Ableton Link Use Smart Tempo Intro to exporting and sharing Export a project to an audio file Export MIDI tracks as a MIDI file Export tracks as individual audio files AIFF and WAVE file options M4A file options Set the processing details when exporting projects Set the processing details when exporting tracks Share a project Work with projects from Logic Pro for Mac App settings overview General settings Devices General Recording settings MIDI In/Out settings Articulation Switches Automation settings View settings Project settings overview General project settings Audio project settings Recording project settings Flex project settings General MIDI MIDI Clock Metronome project settings Tuning project settings Settings app Gestures overview Drag gestures Main gestures Shortcut menu gestures Tracks area gestures Mixer gestures Plug-ins area gestures Beat Breaker gestures Special gestures External input devices overview Apple Pencil External keyboard Trackpad Keyboard shortcuts overview Main views Tracks area Live Loops Step Sequencer Mixer Browser Projects browser Numeric input dialog Effect plug-ins overview Amps and pedals overview Amp Designer overview Amp models Cabinet models Build a custom combo Amplifier controls Equalizer controls Reverb effect Tremolo and vibrato Cabinet and microphone parameters Bass Amp Designer overview Bass amplifier models Bass cabinet models Build a custom combo Signal flow Pre-amp signal flow Use the Direct Box Amplifier controls

Popular option is using the Logitech Options software along with GestureSign, a separate application that allows you to create custom mouse gestures. Here's how you can set it up:Download and install the Logitech Options software from the Logitech website. Make sure your Logitech mouse is connected to your computer.Visit the GestureSign website (gesture-sign.com) and download and install the software.Open GestureSign, and you will find a window with sections to add gestures and associated actions.Click on the "+" button to create a new gesture.In the new gesture window, draw the desired gesture using your Logitech mouse.In the "Action" section, choose "Keyboard" as the action type.In the "Keyboard" field, type the necessary shortcuts for WhatsApp actions. For example, to send a new message, you can use the Ctrl + N shortcut.Once you've finished setting up the gesture, click on "Save."The new gesture will now be added to the GestureSign interface.Open WhatsApp and try using the mouse gesture you created to see if it performs the desired action.Repeat the above steps to create additional gestures for other actions in WhatsApp. Keep in mind that GestureSign allows you to create gestures across various applications, so you can also set up custom gestures for other programs or websites if needed.

Gestures support (to quickly enter capital letters, spaces, etc.) with adjustable sensitivity:If you check the Use gestures checkbox, characters will be entered when you raise your finger from the surface of a touchscreen or release the mouse button. Otherwise characters will be entered as you type, just like when you use a regular keyboard.You can use a mouse or your fingers to perform a gesture:•Touchscreen: Touch the screen with one finger and move a short distance. •Mouse: Mouse gestures work by holding the left mouse button, moving the mouse a certain direction, then letting go of the button.You can modify actions for each swipe type, or disable only some of them by selecting the (None) item.Note: This feature doesn't work if the Enable key repeat option is on.You can specify gestures for any of the following actions:•Press a key with the Shift key•Move the on-screen keyboard to a screen border•Close the on-screen keyboard•Move the caret left one word•Move the caret right one word•Switch the input language or layout

Information provided by your router manufacturer or your ISP. The Windows 7 operating system also provides tools to help you set up a new wireless network. To use the Windows tools to set up your network: ●... Page 22: Keyboard And Pointing Devices Keyboard and pointing devices ● Using the keyboard ● Using pointing devices Using the keyboard Using the action keys Action keys are used for performing customized actions that are assigned to specific keys at the top of the keyboard. The icons on the through keys represent the action key functions. Page 23: Using Pointing Devices Icon Action Description Previous Plays the previous track of an audio CD or the previous section of a DVD or a BD. Play/Pause Plays, pauses, or resumes an audio CD, a DVD, or a BD. Internet and Web Opens a Web browser. NOTE: Until you set up your Internet or network services, this action key opens the Internet Connection Wizard. Page 24: Turning The Touchpad Off And On Turning the TouchPad off and on To turn the TouchPad off and on, quickly double-tap the TouchPad on/off button. NOTE: The TouchPad light is off when the TouchPad is on. Navigating To move the pointer, slide one finger across the TouchPad in the direction you want the pointer to go. Chapter 4 Keyboard and pointing devices... Page 25: Selecting Selecting Use the left and right TouchPad buttons like the corresponding buttons on an external mouse. Using TouchPad gestures The TouchPad supports a variety of gestures. To use TouchPad gestures, place two fingers on the TouchPad at the same time. NOTE: TouchPad gestures are not supported in all programs. Page 26: Scrolling Scrolling Scrolling is useful for moving up, down, or sideways on a page or image. To scroll, place two fingers slightly apart on the TouchPad, and then drag them across the TouchPad in an up, down, left, or right motion. NOTE: Scrolling speed is controlled by finger speed. Page 27: Maintenance Maintenance ● Inserting or removing the battery ● Replacing or upgrading the hard drive ● Adding or replacing memory modules ● Updating

Settings MIDI In/Out settings Articulation Switches Automation settings View settings Project settings overview General project settings Audio project settings Recording project settings Flex project settings General MIDI MIDI Clock Metronome project settings Tuning project settings Settings app Gestures overview Drag gestures Main gestures Shortcut menu gestures Tracks area gestures Mixer gestures Plug-ins area gestures Beat Breaker gestures Special gestures External input devices overview Apple Pencil External keyboard Trackpad Keyboard shortcuts overview Main views Tracks area Live Loops Step Sequencer Mixer Browser Projects browser Numeric input dialog Effect plug-ins overview Amps and pedals overview Amp Designer overview Amp models Cabinet models Build a custom combo Amplifier controls Equalizer controls Reverb effect Tremolo and vibrato Cabinet and microphone parameters Bass Amp Designer overview Bass amplifier models Bass cabinet models Build a custom combo Signal flow Pre-amp signal flow Use the Direct Box Amplifier controls Effects overview Main EQ Compressor Graphic EQ Parametric EQ Cabinet and Microphone parameters Stompboxes overview Delay pedals Distortion pedals Dynamics pedals Filter pedals Modulation pedals Pitch pedals Delay effects overview Delay Designer overview Create taps Select and edit taps Tap select and edit parameters Feedback parameters Global and output parameters Echo Sample Delay Stereo Delay Tape Delay Distortion effects overview Bitcrusher ChromaGlow Clip Distortion Distortion effect Distortion II Overdrive Phase Distortion Dynamics processors overview Adaptive Limiter Compressor overview Main parameters Output parameters Side chain parameters Use Compressor DeEsser 2 Enveloper Expander Limiter Multipressor overview Band controls Use Multipressor Noise Gate overview Use Noise Gate Equalizers overview Channel EQ overview EQ Parameters Use the More menu Use tips Use the Analyzer Linear Phase EQ overview EQ parameters Use the More menu Use tips Use the Analyzer Match EQ overview EQ parameters Use tips Single Band EQ controls Vintage EQ collection overview Vintage Console EQ controls Vintage Graphic EQ controls Vintage Tube EQ controls Filter effects overview AutoFilter overview Filter controls Distortion controls Envelope controls LFO controls Out controls EVOC 20 Filterbank overview Formant Filter controls Modulation controls Output controls EVOC 20 TrackOscillator overview Vocoder overview Interface Input controls Tracking oscillator controls Pitch quantization controls Filter bank controls LFO controls Un/Voiced Detection controls Output controls Fuzz-Wah overview Auto Wah controls Compressor controls Fuzz parameters Spectral Gate overview Use tips Imaging processors overview Direction Mixer controls Stereo miking techniques Stereo Spread Mastering Assistant overview Add Mastering Assistant to a project Mastering Assistant parameters Metering tools overview BPM Counter Correlation Meter Level Meter Loudness Meter Use Tuner utility and plug-in MIDI plug-ins overview Arpeggiator overview Main parameters Latch parameters Mode parameters Note order variations Note order inversions Options parameters Grid mode parameters Use keyboard parameters Assign controllers Chord Trigger overview Use tips Modifier MIDI plug-in Modulator overview LFO controls Envelope controls Note