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# Controls

### The menu

The menu is a bar of icons at the top of your screen. If you don't see it, drag down with 3 fingers on your screen.

From left to right, the icons are:

#### Power

This button stops your Virtual Machine. It will ask you if you really want to stop it, if you misclick it. This will instantly STOP your machine, so any unsaved data will be lost.

#### Pause

This will pause your Virtual Machine. Now you can close the app and do other things, while not shutting it down. To unpause it, click the icon again, and the VM will be in the state you left it.

#### Reset

This will stop and restart your Virtual machine. It will ask you if you really want to restart, if you misclick it. This will instantly STOP your machine, so any unsaved data will be lost.

#### Fit to screen

This will automatically make the Virtual Machine's display fit to your screen/window.

#### Show/hide keyboard

Toggles your on-screen keyboard on and off.

#### Change/eject drives

Brings up a menu where you can eject and switch out drives, if you added removable drives.

#### Hide menu

Hides this menu. To bring it back, swipe down with three fingers.

### Controls

* **Keyboard**
  * There is a bar over your keyboard with arrow keys, F1-F12 and some system keys.
* **Mouse**
  * Left click = Single tap
  * Left click and hold = Tap and hold
  * Right click = 2 finger tap
* **Gestures**
  * Pinch 2 fingers to resize the screen.
  * Drag up with 3 fingers to show the keyboard/hide the menu
  * Drag down with 3 fingers to hide the keyboard/show the menu


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