Actually, on the pen can you use the right click button without having to actually tap the screen (like a Wacom)?
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I lost the original pen. I later bought a Fujitsu t-5000 with two buttons and loaded the Wacom latest feel driver for Surface Pro 2. Yes, you can hoover over the screen and click the button and it would do a right click if you program one of them to do so.
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Yes. The context menu is displayed either from a (1) right mouse click OR (2) pressing the pen against the screen for several seconds until a circle is displayed, and then remove the pen from the touch screen. Option (2) will not work on a hyperlink, menu, button.
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Well you don't need to strong arm it into using it. Just a little bit of added pressure to the pen and you'll hear it "click" (similar to a button on a mouse). It's about as thick as a magic marker. And there is a button near the tip to right click if needed. Hope this helps
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No. You can R and L click. It doesnt have buttons, so it appears that you can't Click left or right but you most definately can.Its a pretty cool mouse! Also it doesnt use a scroll wheel, but rather you simply slide your finger forward or backward to scroll or side -to-side to shift the screen horizontally.
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Of course you can, by default the touch feature on/off feature is the top left button. When you turn it on it allows the tablet to work like a touchpad with your finger, therefore using it in that mode to draw or use pen functions would be undesirable. So just make sure you turn it off if you rest your hand on the tablet, I rest my hand on it often and the touch feature is an annoyance if you forget to turn it off.
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No. It does not have a middle click, nor does it have a scroll wheel.It has two buttons on the top, and then the nib is a button when you push down. All buttons are configurable. I set my pen such that the nib is the "left click", one of the top buttons is the "right click", and the other top button activated "scroll mode" when the pen is dragged.
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There's only one button on the pen. You can program it to whatever you like just like the wacom stylus pens. I use the pen with my Surface Pro. On the surface pro you can have the pen tip act as a right click by pressing down on it. It takes some getting used to. I've been using wacom tablets for 6-7 years and I'm happy with this pen. My biggest grip is that it doesn't come with a button on the back of the pen (to use as an eraser). Overall a really nice pen. Much better than the one that comes with the Surface pro.
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Yes, there's a way to scroll. You position the pen in the scroll area, hold down the button and pull downward. Just a note, this pen is not all that it seems. It's awkward and not easy to use. Holding it can become quite tiresome. I purchased it to use for drawing, but my traditional mouse is still easier to use and neither is accurate enough for that purpose. It could just be me and it could work better for your needs. If you really want to try this pen, I'll sell you mines for $15 (PayPal payment) and I won't charge for shipping. Mines is the all black so it cost me about $32. That way, if you like the pen, you've got one heck of a bargain. :-) Yes, there's a way to scroll. You position the pen in the scroll area, hold down the button and pull downward. Just a note, this pen is not all that it seems. It's awkward and not easy to use. Holding it can become quite tiresome. I purchased it to use for drawing, but my traditional mouse is still easier to use and neither is accurate enough for that purpose. It could just be me and it could work better for your needs. If you really want to try this pen, I'll sell you mines for $15 (PayPal payment) and I won't charge for shipping. Mines is the all black so it cost me about $32. That way,... » Read More Yes, there's a way to scroll. You position the pen in the scroll area, hold down the button and pull downward. Just a note, this pen is not all that it seems. It's awkward and not easy to use. Holding it can become quite tiresome. I purchased it to use for drawing, but my traditional mouse is still easier to use and neither is accurate enough for that purpose. It could just be me and it could work better for your needs. If you really want to try this pen, I'll sell you mines for $15 (PayPal payment) and I won't charge for shipping. Mines is the all black so it cost me about $32. That way, if you like the pen, you've got one heck of a bargain. :-) « Show Less
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Please forgive the long delay in my response but I have been away from my PC. In answer to your question there is only one button in the pen roughly about where you would rest your forefinger while writing.Regards David.
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I believe so. The pen has two buttons that serve like those of a mouse, so if you have the left click set to switch to the eraser it should be the same for the pen buttons. Hope that helps.
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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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Hi you can tap the pad easily or use the clicks on the lower pad. I actually use the button click more personally but both work great!
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Sorry for the delay, Graeme. It's been a busy few days around here. No - there is NO clicking when I write with my pen - I just double-checked, using Bamboo paper in journal mode. Contact Wacom - they can help you, or replace your pen
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The pen needs a usb plug...I would say no. Just buy one of those rubber tipped stylus tools that can be used on a phone screen.The Wacom pen is amazing when used on the right screen...I haven't used a mouse in years!!!
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First...my apologies for the somewhat crazy review...I had no idea they would publish it! Second, to answer your question: The tablet's drawing surface can be adjusted to suit your screen, ie: the same as your mouse movements - move mouse 1 inch and the pointer/brush moves 2 inches (fast or slow). No, you only see you pen's movement on the screen...and with greater control than that with a mouse. You use a 'pen' that simulates a brush much unlike a mouse because you have pressure control. The tablet acts as a 'live', oversized, mouse pad, giving you much greater control of your digital art. That's the only way I can describe it. Hope that helps...if not, I'm back to my psychiatrist on Monday...take care.
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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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You sure can. There's a hotkey for it. I usually keep my touchpad off when i can and use a cheap usb mouse.
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You can use a capactive stylus like the adonit jot pro with it - works well.