HP NOTEBOOK PCs -Pls help

Pls Help

I am fighting with my mouse and my synaptic Touchpad.
Technology is really not my cup of tea.
Do u know how I can use my keyboard ASAP to zoom my screen? I am running mad.
TIA
Sylvie

Put your two fingers on your touchpad on the left and right of your touchpad and then make them closer to the middle of the touchpad.

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ShitMaster wrote:Put your two fingers on your touchpad on the left and right of your touchpad and then make them closer to the middle of the touchpad.

no I can't they do not work any more :-(

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I don't know what u are talking about...Sorry :-(

ah, you must have disabled it then. Click on Start and go to the Control Panel and find "Mouse".
Then click on the device settings, select the synaptic touchpad device then click on settings.
Then make sure to check "Pinch-Zoom" and press OK.
It should work now

if you have 2 finger you have a solution !

Just a try

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Well i really don't understand you, Sylvie. Did you try to enable it ?
I do not get your answer 'Just a try"

Ok, you have to run control panel and select device tab, mouse properties.
Check and adjust options matching ur needs.
Hit Ok and go back to desktop to see how it works.
Renew the procedure until satisfied.

Good luck!

Admin wrote:Ok, you have to run control panel and select device tab, mouse properties.
Check and adjust options matching ur needs.
Hit Ok and go back to desktop to see how it works.
Renew the procedure until satisfied.

Good luck!

"Good Luck" ?
So, you got it to work ?

You can facilitate the reading of web pages by changing the text size. By doing so, you only change the text size: the images and controls retain their original size.

To change the text size of a web page

Open Internet Explorer, click the DémarrerImage of the Start button and click Internet Explorer.

Click the Page button, click Text Size, and then click the desired size.

Zoom out by holding two fingers apart on the screen, and then pull the fingers together to decrease
an object's size

Kory wrote:You can facilitate the reading of web pages by changing the text size. By doing so, you only change the text size: the images and controls retain their original size.

To change the text size of a web page

Open Internet Explorer, click the DémarrerImage of the Start button and click Internet Explorer.

Click the Page button, click Text Size, and then click the desired size.

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EDIT :
It 's really confusing.
Did you try to enable "Pinch Zoom" in the Synaptics Touchpad settings ?
You can simply do so by clicking on Mouse, Settings and Synaptics Touchpad device and check "Pinch Zoom" and press OK.

Zoom in by holding two fingers together on the screen, and then pull the fingers apart to increase
an object's size.

A touch screen is a computer device that combines the functionality of a screen display and those of a pointing device, or as a mouse or touch pad, but also with an optical stylus.

A multi touch device, multi-touch or Multitouch is both a human-computer interaction technique and equipment that the implements. This device is used to interact with hardware through several points of contact (often with multiple fingers).

For zoom with ur keyboard use

"Ctrl +" or "Ctrl -"