Can you record text macros on the 'G" keys?
333046
Yes, it is possible :) I think you can even record a novel on it... I don't know the limit of characters, but it's not short.
333047
Yes you can; the macro software available from the Corsair website - http://www.corsair.com/en-us/support/downloads - includes a .pdf manual which shows how to program and edit macros, both on the hardware and software sides.
2039476
You can save it to either the cloud or to your pc. I recommend both. When I had to wipe my pc I easily logged back in to get all my macro's back the way they were in seconds. The d pad can be what ever you want it to be. it goes from 4 to 8 buttons which ever you want it to be.
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Absolutely, macro any keys you can press on the keyboard. it would be insecure though, clearly. open the utility, select the key, any key on the mouse is remappable, the drop down menu has nearly every option you can think of: left, middle, right click. forward/backward (up/down arrow really). single-key, combo-key (any two, e.g. ctrl-F1), cut/copy/paste/select all/find/new/print/save, switch window(alt-tab)/close window(alt-F4)/show desktop(windowskey-d)/lock pc, all media controls (play/pause/stop/volume-+/prev/next/mute/mute mic(clutch for voice chat servers), macros which can be any sequence of keys and delays of any length, fire key (which is mouse left click 3x fast, and loops if you hold it down for spamming), dpi cycle, dpi+, dpi-, profile switch, and even disable. you can make any button on the whole mouse into any of these commands. tldnr: yes, passwords and the kitchen sink possible.
1747006
Yes, you can make them type strings of letters and numbers and choose the delay between each keystroke. Anything else you need to know?
363981
This can be accomplished with programs such as Xpadder, AutoHotKey, or EventGhost. You can do this with most any controller, though.
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Hi David, Yes it is possible since one can add macros (combination of keys) and functions to those programmable keys. You can look at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/237179 for further reference. Regards...
2149464
No, when you hit a macro button it runs only once. However you can set your macro to run a determinate amount of loops (1-255) everytime you hit that button.
868303
Press and hold the "Profile 1" button and the desired "M" key. Release both; the little MR light on the right side of the keyboard will start blinking red (it's recording). Press all your inputs. When you are done, press the "Profile 1" button again to stop recording. The MR light will blink rapidly to indicate it saved your inputs. Should be all set. Press the M1 key (or whatever you used) to trigger your macro.
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I dont know what you mean by "wait" options, but each key is fully programmable, with a macro record button.
803294
I don't know. I use it with Windows XP with no problems, and I used a lot of keystrokes, rather than mouse like cntrl + c for copy.
145395
Yes, you can program any of the G-keys. You can program then to run combinations.
1585380
The mouse macro options in the software should allow you to program the buttons to activate keyboard keys, repeat recorded mouse actions, and mouse buttons. To open software, you could record presses involving the windows key, but it cannot natively open software.
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This recorder has a line level input so if the keyboard has a line level output, then you can.
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In the Microsoft mouse and keyboard center under "app-specific settings" I was personally able to create custom macros using any of the keys. You assign the keys to perform different commands in different programs. So as far as I know, yes, you will be able to set certain keys for copy/pase, etc. However, the links below should provide you with more solid answers. http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/help/windows-8/how-to/mouse/configuring-application-specific-settings http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/help/windows-8/how-to/mouse/configuring-application-specific-settings
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There are instructions included with the keyboard. However your software has to be able to keep up with key combinations that are entered way faster than any human can. My one game that uses macros was not able to keep up with it and the key combination was always only half entered.
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of course! type in "pull out keyboard tray" and you'll see many options. good luck!
841347
Yes. Macros are modified via the software (or use of the M1-3 and MR keys) and saved to the internal memory.