i have this mouse and i really like it ...i am trying to copy and paste ... how do i accomplish this function?
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I have the same mouse and it is great. you should be able to copy and paste just like any other mouse that's how mine works. if that doesn't work take a look at your settings.
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Just select the word clicking on left then release the left and click on right and u will get the all options what u want to do...
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I've found it's much easier to use the keyboard shortcuts - regardless of what kind of mouse is being used. Ctrl-C to copy, Ctrl-V to paste. The wedge mouse right-button works just like any other mouse's buttons if you prefer to get the pop-up menus to perform those functions.
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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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After finding the .ini file you mentioned and playing with it for about an hour, I had no success in finding a way to map regular keyboard keys to any of the side buttons. I asked Sharkk support if there was a way and they said no. I'm hoping that maybe in a driver update later that they might since their other mice (I also have their wired gaming mouse) all have the capability. Since I really wanted that functionality on my own mouse, I found a workaround that makes me happy: A Windows program called X-Mouse Button Control by highrez . co . uk. It allows you to program simulated key presses on Mouse Buttons 4 and 5. I have Simulated Key set to {F12} Option 3 During (press on down, release on up). Works like a charm.
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You can set up keys, combination of keys, and even a series of keys (macro) that will do things in photoshop. For example, you could set the dpi up and down buttons on the mouse to instead be the "[" and "]" keys on the keyboard and they would then change brush size up and down. Ignore Britney's answer. She is either using a Mac and can't use the software to program the mouse or she is a troll. Even if you use a mac, you can program it on a pc using the software and the onboard memory should remember the keys you set up when switching it back onto your mac.
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To mouse, use the touchscreen. There is no mouse available that I'm aware of.
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i to used the mouse on mac. there is no ay to fix this. this happened because of the os(operating system) it recognizes them as sub clicks so the answer is no
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It's very easy, I do it often. You can try to use the 'bar' alone, which a little tricky, because you would have to 'roll' it in to place. The easiest way is to highlight what you want moved with the mouse, then with your Left hand hold the 'Left click' button down and 'drag' it with the mouse with your right hand. Very easy indeed! You will usually use both hands to do a lot of functions with the roller mouse, which is why it is much easier on your hands. There is a demo at the mouse' home page, or at least there used to be. Be glad to answer anything else, if you'd like. It's very easy, I do it often. You can try to use the 'bar' alone, which a little tricky, because you would have to 'roll' it in to place. The easiest way is to highlight what you want moved with the mouse, then with your Left hand hold the 'Left click' button down and 'drag' it with the mouse with your right hand. Very easy indeed! You will usually use both hands to do a lot of functions with the roller mouse, which is why it is much easier on your hands. There is a demo at the mouse' home page, or at least there used to be. Be glad to answer anything else, if you'd... » Read More It's very easy, I do it often. You can try to use the 'bar' alone, which a little tricky, because you would have to 'roll' it in to place. The easiest way is to highlight what you want moved with the mouse, then with your Left hand hold the 'Left click' button down and 'drag' it with the mouse with your right hand. Very easy indeed! You will usually use both hands to do a lot of functions with the roller mouse, which is why it is much easier on your hands. There is a demo at the mouse' home page, or at least there used to be. Be glad to answer anything else, if you'd like. « Show Less
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That's a Windows thing as far as I know. I don't have this mouse anymore, but if I recall correctly, the scroll wheel of that mouse isn't a button.
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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.
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Yes, you can. The problem is that these functions (like so many of them) are no longer available from the "File-Edit-View" menu at the top of the window. You've got to search through the "Tool sets" and add the function yourself to whatever tool set you choose. Royal PITA. I used to be able to do just about everything without taking my fingers off the keyboard. Now I find myself clicking with the mouse for almost every function I want to use. I wish Adobe hadn't so radically changed the way functions are accessed. Hmmm. Maybe in Acrobat XII?
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I have not needed to program the mouse but I know you can. You need to go to their website and get the directions. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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You can use the mouse and button function to control the software like Snagit or Jing from Techsmith to accomplish what you want. The pointer itself does not have the software capability.
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Try using this free program: http://uberoptions.net/Supposedly allows you to access / modify all the controls on the logitech mouse. I haven't tried it myself, waiting for my VX nano to come in so I can! But yeah I definitely need the middle click so I hope it works.Good luck.
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X-Mouse Button Control. I loaded it on my Windows 7 and it is working for non-gaming purposes. Thanks to Rawr for the advice.
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not through the mouse as it does not come with its own program to do that. however there are other programs you can get to do that and i think you are able to do it through windows itself im not sure though. if you have a mac i have dont know because i have never owned one.
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As of right now, it can only replace mouse clicks with a free program called GlovePie. It does not always work as it should, even with the Glovepie settings. I use my Fragpedal for mouse clicking more than I do my Stinkyboard. This is my biggest compliant about the Stinkyboard is that they did not make the default buttons set to a mouse. I have no clue why they did this, when a mouse default would have made more sense. There is talk they may change this in the future.
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Try using this free program: http://uberoptions.net/ Supposedly allows you to access / modify all the controls on the logitech mouse. I haven't tried it myself, waiting for my VX nano to come in so I can! But yeah I definitely need the middle click so I hope it works. Good luck.