Is it possible to change the orientation of the click wheel? I want to have web pages scroll the opposite direction they do now.
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Method depends on your operating system, and involves a registry edit.Google 'reverse mouse wheel' for details.Here is a Windows 7 link...http://www.vvse.com/blog/blog/2012/02/27/reverse-scrolling-on-windows-7/
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Method depends on your operating system, and involves a registry edit. Google 'reverse mouse wheel' for details. Here is a Windows 7 link... http://www.vvse.com/blog/blog/2012/02/27/reverse-scrolling-on-windows-7/
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Sometimes. I just resized my browser window so I'd have a scroll bar at the bottom. I clicked the scroll wheel and the mouse icon changed to the circle with arrows in all four directions: up, down, left, and right. When I moved the mouse left and right, it scrolled appropriately. Then I tried the same thing in Word. No go--up and down only. And in Windows Explorer, there is no wheel scrolling at all. (Note that all of this was testing the scroll function by clicking the wheel, not just regular scrolling with the wheel which works everywhere it's supposed to or attempting to move the wheel itself from side to side which doesn't happen on this mouse.) Sometimes. I just resized my browser window so I'd have a scroll bar at the bottom. I clicked the scroll wheel and the mouse icon changed to the circle with arrows in all four directions: up, down, left, and right. When I moved the mouse left and right, it scrolled appropriately. Then I tried the same thing in Word. No go--up and down only. And in Windows Explorer, there is no wheel scrolling at all. (Note that all of this was testing the scroll function by clicking the wheel, not just regular scrolling with the wheel which works everywhere it's supposed to or attempting to move the wheel... » Read More Sometimes. I just resized my browser window so I'd have a scroll bar at the bottom. I clicked the scroll wheel and the mouse icon changed to the circle with arrows in all four directions: up, down, left, and right. When I moved the mouse left and right, it scrolled appropriately. Then I tried the same thing in Word. No go--up and down only. And in Windows Explorer, there is no wheel scrolling at all. (Note that all of this was testing the scroll function by clicking the wheel, not just regular scrolling with the wheel which works everywhere it's supposed to or attempting to move the wheel itself from side to side which doesn't happen on this mouse.) « Show Less
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No, essentially there is no middle mouse button. Pressing the scroll wheel only switches it from click scroll to hyper scroll - there is no switch contact. You can program the scroll wheel tilt to function as a mouse button, but that will take some retraining on your end to learn the new functionality. I would advise against using this mouse for any program that makes heavy use of the middle mouse button, such as CAD software (i.e. SolidWorks, AutoCAD, etc).
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Not nearly as easy as it should be. It requires opening up the mouse software and doing it that way. There should be a switch to autochange, sadly there is not.
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Left click, right click, middle wheel click, and 2 side buttons. The wheel you can push to the left or right to move around a webpage. There is a up and down switch under the scroll wheel that adjust movement speed. and last there is a button on the right side that switches profiles you have set-up, which also changes the color of the blinking "GHOST" logo
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Yes it can. While the scroll wheel itself does not go from left to right or vice versa to scroll the page, you can hold in shift. I think that by holding in shift it's a function of your operating system, and not the mouse itself. I was unaware that Logitech's mice scrolled left to right.
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The scroll wheel does click as it is being used. Although it does click in as a button, you need to program it to mimic say the left or right mouse button.
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Absolutely! The wheel provides for that functionality (tilts left/right). Using the software included (or downloaded from Logitech), you can reassign functionalities such as this to other buttons as well. Excellent mouse!
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No. The functions of the left and right clicks can be customized but scrolling cannot. It's a serious limitation.
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The scroll wheel on this mouse spins in increments. It is not totally smooth. Honestly I like it that way as it generally translates to one line at a time when doing slow scrolling. Faster scrolling generally accelerates the rate at which a page moves up and down. I don't know that all of that is controlled by the mouse though. Much of that is probably the scrolling controls for whatever operating system and program (e.g. smooth scrolling in IE or Firefox) as opposed to how this particular mouse works.
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I'm not really sure if I understand the question. If you mean can you push down on the mouse wheel to lock and push the mouse up and down to scroll the page, then the answer is yes.
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You can reassign every button on this mouse (even the DPI buttons) except for the toggle button that controls the wheel functionality. The mouse's wheel can toggle between hyper scroll mode (where you can spin the wheel and it keeps spinning freely) and regular notched scroll mode. The button that toggles this mouse wheel functionality is specifically used for that purpose only.
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It clicks. Not does it have an option for a flywheel mode. My new mouse does, and I've found it come in handy quite often.
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Yes, The wheel is the fifth button, press down on the wheel and the browser goes back to the last screen. This is default. You can program that and the 2 side buttons to almost what you need.
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I would say Cecelia A. Lawshe's answer is very close to mine. The wheel can only scroll up and down. If you want to move sideways, you can click on the left side of the mouse. This particular mouse (HP Silver/Carbon USB) can pretty much go anywhere you want it to. Just move it around and click or move the wheel and go up and down. It's quite nice, actually.
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No there is not, just left click, right click and scroll. The button above the scroll wheel, I have not figured out what it does. The right click button is on the left side.
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Yes it does. The scroll wheel tilts for side to side scrolling. It can precision scroll and has a fast spinning scroll. Allows flipping between webpages and applications. Some of these features require Logitech software which can be downloaded from the Logitech website for free.