Does it also allow you to erase by using the 'eraser' end of the pen or do you still have to use keyboard shortcuts or on screen menu?
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It depends on the program and the set up. I set mine up to pick up correctly in SAI and Photoshop. So yes, but after you set it up to do so.
1074220
No. It is a pencil eraser. I use gel pens and it won't touch that ink. Sorry. But it really does erase pencil!
2015283
Yes it does. I have used it for several months now, after losing the original. The side 'click button' is not of much use to me however, otherwise this pen works the same as the original. It can be stored away in the pen slot but only in a certain position; the side button has to be at the 10-11 o'clock position, looking at the slot from above, screen facing you, otherwise it can jam inside, I got used to it. Good price compared to original and I wish I ordered 2 to have a spare.
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That's a good question. I use it with the venue 8 pro 5830, windows 8.1Within the control panel, there is a pen and touch console. Pulling it up there are three tabs and one of these tabs is options. There I have single tap, double tap, and press and hold pin actions assigned to single click, double-click, and right-click for equivalent mouse actions. The second tab allows you to assign the pen to use specific navigational and editing commands with flicks. Examples are copy cut paste etc. that you can define for use with the pen I personally don't use the button on the pen except for initializing the screen. This occurs when you don't use the pen for a long period of time. That's a good question. I use it with the venue 8 pro 5830, windows 8.1Within the control panel, there is a pen and touch console. Pulling it up there are three tabs and one of these tabs is options. There I have single tap, double tap, and press and hold pin actions assigned to single click, double-click, and right-click for equivalent mouse actions. The second tab allows you to assign the pen to use specific navigational and editing commands with flicks. Examples are copy cut paste etc. that you can define for use with the pen I personally don't use the button on the pen except for... » Read More That's a good question. I use it with the venue 8 pro 5830, windows 8.1Within the control panel, there is a pen and touch console. Pulling it up there are three tabs and one of these tabs is options. There I have single tap, double tap, and press and hold pin actions assigned to single click, double-click, and right-click for equivalent mouse actions. The second tab allows you to assign the pen to use specific navigational and editing commands with flicks. Examples are copy cut paste etc. that you can define for use with the pen I personally don't use the button on the pen except for initializing the screen. This occurs when you don't use the pen for a long period of time. « Show Less
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Yes. Look at the keypad in the photo. Go to the top left corner and go down one button. There is an arrow pointing to the right. With this you can erase any string of numbers you have just input before you hit any function key. For example, let's say you just inputted 2467 and you want to erase the 7 so you can correctly make it an 8. Just hit the arrow key once and the 7 will be erased and now you can input an 8 and anything else. If you hit the arrow key twice you would erase the 7 and 6 and you can pick up from there. This is a useful feature that works well. Hope this is helpful. I like this calculator and recommend it. Yes. Look at the keypad in the photo. Go to the top left corner and go down one button. There is an arrow pointing to the right. With this you can erase any string of numbers you have just input before you hit any function key. For example, let's say you just inputted 2467 and you want to erase the 7 so you can correctly make it an 8. Just hit the arrow key once and the 7 will be erased and now you can input an 8 and anything else. If you hit the arrow key twice you would erase the 7 and 6 and you can pick up from there. This is a useful feature that works well. Hope... » Read More Yes. Look at the keypad in the photo. Go to the top left corner and go down one button. There is an arrow pointing to the right. With this you can erase any string of numbers you have just input before you hit any function key. For example, let's say you just inputted 2467 and you want to erase the 7 so you can correctly make it an 8. Just hit the arrow key once and the 7 will be erased and now you can input an 8 and anything else. If you hit the arrow key twice you would erase the 7 and 6 and you can pick up from there. This is a useful feature that works well. Hope this is helpful. I like this calculator and recommend it. « Show Less
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Yes, used it the other day. On the screen will pop up keyboard preferences. Just click out of that and it works fine.
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Though it says "delete" (most likely due to space on the key), it does both, and backspace is the primary function of that key when used with an ipad. To backspace does not require a keystroke combination, just position your cursor using either the arrow keys or by touching the screen, then hit delete. To actually forward delete letters, you must use the combination fn + delete. (I have repeatedly tested both functions on the actual Ultrathin keyboard using an iPad Mini this morning. Using the left arrow key as presented by another user is unnecessary to backspace, the delete key alone is sufficient. And using the right arrow + delete continues to backspace, not forward.)
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Not on my version but perhaps a current model has that. Between the onscreen touch and the keyboard, many users wouldn't need a stylus.
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Yes, with the exception of the type removal / correction. I avoid using the correction key as the correction ribbon needs to be adjusted after a correction. This in turn means removing the black ribbon, and re-positioning it. By the time you are finished whatever you were typing is no longer acceptable.
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Also, along with Chloe's answer (multitouch feature), the Pen version's pen does not include an eraser side to the stylus. The Pen and Touch does, however.
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Yes. I tried it out of curiosity at a Samsung store. Also, I own a Note 3 and I can confirm that it works fine on that, too. The eraser also works in apps that support that functionality (S-Note, Adobe Sketchbook). Contra user DLA below, it works as it's supposed to - it erases entire lines.
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Sort of: The included cover can be placed on the front or the back. When the cover is on the front, the erase button is physically obstructed so the board will not be erased. And because the writing surface is also covered, it won't pick up extra marks either. However since the cover is frosted plastic rather than fully clear and has a logo obscuring the bottom 20% of the screen, it's a bit difficult to read your note through the cover.
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No, it is not. The "eraser" end is actually the on/off button for the pen itself. The pen does have two buttons on it for left and right clicking, which I imagine could be programed with an eraser function.
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Yes it does. I have the surface pro 2 also and just used One Note to be sure. The eraser works the same. I like this stylus. I also purchased the pricier Bamboo feel (or a name close to that) and I don't really like it and it doesn't erase in the same way.
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Sorry, I turned off all the gimmicky gesture features as I didn't find them very useful at all, so I have no idea. The pen is all I use to navigate as it also keep the screen clean.
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Yes. Use the Fn key in combo with the arrow keys. &lt;Fn + Left&gt; = Home &lt;Fn + Right&gt; = End &lt;Fn + Up&gt; = Page Up &lt;Fn + Down&gt; = Page Down ...good question. I more-or-less stumbled across that lol (actually, I think it's pretty standard for smaller laptops with keyboards sans those keys, but I'd long ago forgotten).
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I thought this would be a problem, however, it is not. All the answers you received are correct. Same for the delete key. I got used to using backspace and working backwards for deleting some letters, etc.