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Touch pad and flsynclient adjustment causing brain fade

Hello
I have an Acer Travelmate B113-m i3 3227u and 4 gb ram at 1.9gh. I am trying to install xenialpup64 on it. It will install but with very poor touch pad working, the mouse buttons are on an active area of the touchpad so clicking a button moves the cursor off what I am trying to click on.
The touch pad is adjusted by flSynclient but its so complicated I don't understand how to adjust it.
Ubuntu, mint and fatdog64 all set up the touch pad correctly so how could I copy their flSynclient setups to xenialpup. Where are they.
Or how can I adjust flSynclient so that mouse buttons are not on an active area.
Hope this makes sense. Any help appreciated.
Thanks
diode84

I'm not sure where the config files are or what they are called, but this is a puppy 64 flavor, if you got a puppy that you can boot, then I'd boot in and rummage around until I found what files it uses to control my touchad then copy them to a medium that I can use to transfer them to the other one. even using a USB Port to mount the 64 bit one then copy it on over to that one.

belay my last, found something.

http://matteolucarelli.altervista.or...t/index_en.htm

Quote:

Originally Posted by flSynclient

For security reasons flSynclient doesn't write Xf86Config/xorg.conf directly, but saves the drivers settings in ~/.flSynclient. The comand:
flSynclient -s

I just turn off my touchpad and use a mouse.

Code:

#Shutoff touch pad

xinput set-prop 12 "Device Enabled" 0 &

xinput set-prop 13 "Device Enabled" 0 &

Thanks BW-userx, I can find flSynclient in puppy linux but not in ubuntu, mate or fatdog and its these that work so I want to copy them.
PS I am going to ask if this post can be moved to puppy setion.