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<H4>Tablet Puck Button Assignment</H4>
Each of the tablet puck buttons has a different function within
GCPWorks.  It is possible to do a image to map tiedown with little or
no interaction with the keyboard or mouse.
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<PRE>
 +------------------------------+  Pin: Pin a map point
 | Pin  Load  Cancel   Accept   |  Load: Load data in Full Res
 |                              |  Accept: Accept completed GCP
 |  \    |     /       Zoom In  |  Zoom In: Zoom in on Full Res
 |                              |  Zoom Out: Zoom out on Full Res
 |  -   Step   -       Zoom Out |  Cancel: Delete current GCP
 |                              |  -|\/: Move image cursor by step
 |  /    |     \       Cancel   |  Step: Toggle between 1 and 20
 +------------------------------+
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On tablets with four buttons, the top four functions should be
available.
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<PRE>
           .        
         .   .           For example the Summagraphics Summasketch
       .  Pin  .         tablet has the puck layout shown to the left.
      . .     . .   
    .     . .     .      1. Pin   : Pin a map point
   . Load  . Accept.     2. Load  : Reload data in Full Res
    .     . .     .      3. Cancel: Delete current GCP
      . .     . .        4. Accept: Accept completed GCP
       . Cancel.
         .   .
           .
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With some tablet configurations, experimentation may be necessary to
determine the exact function for buttons on the puck.
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