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5.2.  Device Status Dialog

Figure 14.71.  The “Device Status” Dialog

The Device Status Dialog

This window gathers together the current options of Toolbox, for each of your input devices: the mouse (named “Core pointer”) or either the tablet, if you have one. These options are represented by icons: foreground and background colors, brush, pattern and gradient. Excepted for colors, clicking on an icon opens the window which lets you select another option; the tool-box will be updated when changing.

The “Record device status” button at the bottom of the window, seems to have the same action as the “Record device status now” option in the Input Devices section in preferences.

5.2.1.  Activating the Dialog

The device status dialog is a dockable dialog; see the section Section 2.3, “Dialogs and Docking” for help on manipulating it. It can be activated in two ways:

  • From an image menu : WindowsDockable DialogsDevice Status.

  • From the Tab menu in any dialog : Add a DockDevice Status


 
 
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