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To customize tablet buttons, you follow the same procedures as for customizing mouse buttons.
Tablet buttons are the buttons that are found on the pointing device, also known as a puck, used with a digitizer tablet. Pucks come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and button configurations. You can customize all the buttons on a puck except for the first button.
Some hardware manufacturers utilize a slightly different button layout from one puck to another. One might start with the first button in the upper-left corner and count across and down from 1 through F, while another might start in the upper-left corner and have a different numbering scheme.
To customize tablet buttons, you follow the same procedures as for customizing mouse buttons.
For more information about customizing tablet buttons, see Customize Mouse Buttons.