continue. It does this with just one Z key command until it’s told to do
another – like X to go right.
Checking the Game Mode checkbox next to your PowerMate game setting
makes sure PowerMate operates like this when it’s emulating key commands
in a game. Got it? Good. Now go play some games.
Web Surfing with a Twist.
Here’s a weird idea. Set PowerMate’s Internet Explorer setting to
cycle through available links on a page – right turn sends the Tab
key, Left turn sends Shift-Tab key and the click sends a Return key.
Now you can surf the web with PowerMate. Surf Different.
The PowerMate's user programmability really opens up its potential, but our
favorite feature has to be the pulsating base. To get the true effect, turn off
the lights and play around with the Pulsing settings. So what if someone
catches you all alone staring at your computer in the dark!
The glowing base can even be controlled by applications that send Apple
Events. For advanced users familiar with AppleScript, we've enclosed some
sample scripts to demonstrate how easy it is to remotely program the
PowerMate.
As simple as it is, the PowerMate has almost unlimited possibilities, and
we're interested in how you use it. What's your favorite setting? How has it
completely changed your life? Do you ever get tired of hearing, "What's that
cool metal knob on your desk?" Tell us your raves and comments by
emailing us at:
powermate@griffintechnology.com
Thanks again for your purchase of the PowerMate, and enjoy!
