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Playing - Using Hardware Buttons
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If you do not want to use the
Stylus, you can use the Hardware Buttons to record the Strokes. You can identify
the Box that will receive the input from the Buttons by the red color in
which the Boxes Frame is Painted. The Hardware Buttons have the
following functions:
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Left |
Moves the
Cursor one Box to the Left. At the beginning of a Line, the
Cursor is moved at the end of the Line above. You can identify
the Position of the Cursor by the red Frame around the Box. |
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Right |
Moves the
Cursor one Box to the Right. At the end of a Line, the Cursor is
moved at the beginning of the Line below. You can identify the
Position of the Cursor by the red Frame around the Box. |
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Up |
Adds one
Stroke to the box on which the Cursor stands for Strokes and
Putts and toggles the Check for Fairway Hit and Green in
Regulation |
| Down |
Lowers the
value of the box on which the Cursor stands by one Stroke for
Strokes and Putts and toggles the Check for Fairway Hit and
Green in Regulation. In case you lower a Value of 1 Stroke, the
Value becomes an X. |
| Start |
This button is
usually pressing the center Part of the Hardware Buttons and
advances to the next hole |
| A/B |
Press
on these Buttons to change which Standing
of the Game you want to see |
| C |
Press on this Button
to turn the Display of your Pocket PC off. To turn the Display
back on, press the Button again. This is very useful to save
Battery Power. |
The layout of the Hardware Buttons is different on each Pocket PC
Model and depends on the OEM Manufacturer. In the Preferences
you can see the Hardware Buttons
Positions related to the Screen.
You can turn this functionality
off, for example if you hit the Buttons accidentally when taking the
Pocket PC out of your Pocket, in the Settings.
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