Power Mate 2.0 PC

Griffin PowerMate 2.0 User Guide Release Notes PowerMate 2.0 for Windows XP® and Windows Vista® New features in version 2.0: - Improved and redesigned user interface - Added ability to drag and drop applications and shortcuts to the interface - Added/updated default applications and presets - Added support for multiple users - Added support for multiple PowerMates - Added ability to switch/swap settings between PowerMates - Added ability to import/export settings for each PowerMate System Requirements Windows XP or Vista, and a connection to a powered USB hub or USB keyboard, or a direct USB connection to your computer. Uninstall Previous Software Important: If you already have older PowerMate software installed on your computer, please follow these steps to uninstall it before using 2.0: 1. Unplug your PowerMate. 2. From Add/Remove Programs in your Control Panel, choose the PowerMate driver. 3. Install the new software and plug in your PowerMate. Getting Started PowerMate 2.0 for Windows is distributed as an executable installer. 1. Double-click the installer to run it. 2. The installer will lead you through the installation process. It may lead you through installation of the .Net 2.0 Framework if you do not already have it installed. 3. Open from the Start menu. There should be a PowerMate icon in the Windows toolbar in the lower righthand corner of your screen. If this is the first time you have run it, the settings editor should open automatically. 4. Plug in your PowerMate ... or PowerMates, since Version 2.0 now supports more than one at a time. PowerMate Controls First, we'll show you how to add Applications and configure PowerMate Actions in the PowerMate Settings Editor. The Settings Editor has a scrolling column on the left that lists those software applications that you wish to control with PowerMate. To add an application to the list, click on the + symbol at lower left, or simply drag its icon into the column. To remove an application, highlight it and select “Remove” in the Applications menu. You can also choose from a list of “Default Settings” in the Applications menu. Next to the + symbol is a disclosure button: Click it to Unhide a list of currently connected PowerMates so you can assign Actions to each one independently. If you have only one PowerMate connected, you can leave this box Hidden. To the right, in the Settings window, is a group of 3 columns labeled Action, Type, and Description. These columns apply to whatever application is highlighted at the left. This means, of course, that, as you click down the list at the left, a different set of Actions will show up on the right, for each application. All of the Actions showing on the right apply to whatever application is highlighted. The top item in the Applications list is Global Settings. These are settings that will apply whenever you are working in an application that does not have settings of its o…