In article <06DFE89F-172A-43F0-B076-DCAA64CAC2A7@microsoft.com>,
GakubuchiMSX@discussions.microsoft.com says...
> Does it also works for the WiFi, Bluetooth, Mail, etc. buttons above de F
> keys?
> I installed Tablet Buttons and now the "Rotate screen", "Up and down", etc.
> buttons at the side of the screen are working, but I wonder how can I make
> the Bluetooth,... buttons work again.

In the same "Acer" folder where you found the "TabButton" folder there
should be a folder called "SButton" this is the driver for the "soft
buttons" above the function keys. I have found that you really need to
have ALL of the drivers found in the "Acer" folder installed for things
to work correctly.

A note about the soft button for the Wi-Fi: I found that reconnecting to
Wi-Fi after turning it off then back on using the soft button was a real
pain. I found it is much more reliable - and much quicker to reconnect -
if I disable it using the "Wireless Network Connection" icon normally
found when you right click on "My Network Places" and choose
"Properties." Just right click on the "Wireless Network Connection" icon
and choose "Disable" to disable it. Double click on the icon to enable it
and start it looking for the Wi-Fi network. To reduce all the clicking
you gotta do to get to this icon I just put a copy of it in my Start
Menu. Just drag a copy of it to the permanent part of the Start Menu
while holding the Ctrl key to make a copy.

To repeat: Do not use the Wi-Fi soft button unless you want a lot of
trouble.