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4 Click OK.
To control the startup placement of a wheel
1 Display a wheel.
2 Right-click the wheel, and click SteeringWheels Options.
3 In the Options Editor, the SteeringWheels page under the Interface node, select the Always Show the Pinned
Wheel on Startup check box.
When this option is selected, the wheel is pinned to the window at startup. When this check box is clear,
the wheel follows the position of the cursor at startup.
4 Click OK.
To enable tooltips for wheels
1 Display a wheel.
2 Right-click the wheel, and click SteeringWheels Options.
3 In the Options Editor, the SteeringWheels page under the Interface node, select the Show Tooltips check
box.
Tooltips are displayed for each wedge and button on a wheel when the cursor moves over the wheel.
4 Click OK.
To enable tool messages for wheels
1 Display a wheel.
2 Right-click the wheel, and click SteeringWheels Options.
3 In the Options Editor, the SteeringWheels page under the Interface node, select the Show Tool Messages
check box.
Messages are displayed when you use the navigation tools.
4 Click OK.
To enable tool cursor text for wheels
1 Display a wheel.
2 Right-click the wheel, and click SteeringWheels Options.
3 In the Options Editor, the SteeringWheels page under the Interface node, select the Show Tool Cursor Text
check box.
The name of the active tool is displayed near the cursor when the tool is in use.
4 Click OK.
Wheel Menu
From the Wheel menu, you can switch between different wheels and change the behavior of some of the
navigation tools on the current wheel.
Use the Wheel menu to switch between the big and mini wheels that are available, go to the Home view, change
the preferences of the current wheel, and control the behavior of the orbit, look, and walk 3D navigation tools.
The menu items available on the Wheel menu are dependent on the current wheel and program.
To display the Wheel menu
■ Click the down arrow in the lower-right corner of the wheel or right-click on the wheel.
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