How would I "Right click/Left click" with this touchpad? Another Logitech keyboard had an actual R/L click buttons.
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In the bottom right and bottom left corners, or you can set it so that if you press it with 2 fingers it does one and 3 fingers the other
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Read the on line manual for info. To right click you tap the mouse pad with 2 fingers. Left click is one finger tap.
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The touchpad does have right and left click sensors in the touch pad. Click the bottom left corner of the pad for left click and bottom right for right click.
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It's as simple as clicking the bottom right or left to correspond with the directional click you want. Works just fine. Slightly sensitive sometimes but overall easy and accurate
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You can tap the pad or press down on the center of the pad. For right click, just press down in the bottom right corner of the pad. Also, to scroll, swipe up and down with two fingers.
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Pushing into the pad on the right side is "right click" and pushing into the pad on the left side is "left click"
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You use the bottom left or right side of the pad. Sometimes I click the wrong side if I'm not paying attention though.
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It is similar to mac touchpad. One finger single click two finger double click
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Details and video at http://mobile.logitech.com/en-us/product/wireless-all-in-onekeyboard-tk820. Some gestures are configurable too.
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The touchpad works as a clickpad. To left click you can either tap the touchpad, or you can press down and click the entire touch surface to perform a left click.I havn't had a chance to actually confirm this (I'll do so tomorrow when I have a chance) but the intuitive thing that I'm very sure I've done in the past in order to right click is to either tap or click in the in the lower right corner of the touchpad. The touchpad is very responsive and responds very well to either clicks or gestures. It's on par with the best laptop touchpads I've used.
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Yes, and it is NOT worth it. There are other better methods to do the same thing, just search around on google. This is a pain. The little piece that goes between the sides of the keyboard and magic trackpad is always slipping out. It doesn't resolve the problem of clicking the trackpad on a soft surface. Definitely keep looking. There are at least 2 alternatives both of which are better and a more reasonable price.
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Yes it is clickable. if you push down near the palm end, nothing happens, but at the finger tip end, the entire surface acts like a physical button like on a traditional mouse. The main difference is that the touch surface detects which side was being touched during the click and translates that to a left or right button click.
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I've never had compatibility issues with the mouse on any keyboard I've ever used. The mouse is symmetrical for left to right usage, just switch the buttons in the operating system settings. The only thing I am unsure of is the "next" and "previous" buttons. I've never tried to "reprogram" those, so I'm not sure if they can be switched or not.
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Weird, I have been diggin the touchpad actually. Seems very intuitive to me and I have not yet used a mouse.I think your question is ultimately rhetorical though - if you only use a mouse the performance of the touchpad is irrelevant.
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It does actually-at the very top left. Not sure if that works on any PC though. Fn+click works as right-click. Although it works well on computers, it's intended for Google TV, so that's the reason it's not quite your standard keyboard.
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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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http://forums.logitech.com/logitech/board/message?board.id=gserieskeyboards&message.id=1343 In this link they show you a way to use the thumbstick as a mouse. This might work for you.
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http://forums.logitech.com/logitech/board/message?board.id=gserieskeyboards&messag;e.id=1343In this link they show you a way to use the thumbstick as a mouse. This might work for you.
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I use a mouse instead of the touch pad but I don't know how to disable to touchpad.
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I believe I know what the original question was regarding. This is the reason I am looking to purchase another pointing device. Apparently from what I've read, Logitech started producing there devices using cheaper and inferior micro switches. After a bit of use the buttons start performing double clicks even though you only clicked once. I had purchased the Logitech M570 about 6 months ago and it's already performing double clicks. So frustrating!
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Based on this picture (http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/electronics/detail-page/B0040QE998_keyboard_controller_lg.jpg) I would say that the right-click button is the one in the top left corner.
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Unfortunately you dont. You can use the arrow keys. I use a regular mouse with mine. It's a fantastic keyboard, perfect size & not overly sensitive (no accidental key pressing). They do make another one with a scroll, but the mouse set-up is odd...
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The menu key is supposed to produce the same result as a right click on the mouse would correct ? If so then the FN key does not act like it.Although some manufacturers use FN + [some other key] for the menu key, I haven't been able to reproduce it.
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Once you install the Logitech software: The "middle click" button (right below the wheel if seen from the top) is programmable as are all other extra buttons. The Left and Right click buttons can only be swapped. I imagine this is to choose left or right handed. The wheel itself is not programmable but it lets you switch between smooth scrolling and stepped (bumpy) scrolling...
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I do not own it but am I am researching this keyboard also. According to the manual at Adesso's web site, the touchpad does have a tap to click feature. I'm not sure if the feature can be turned off. Keyboard owner manuals at http://adesso.com/index.php/en/support/techical-support/drivers-and-manuals
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I usually right click (which doesn't register), but moving it works too, takes a moment longer. I know the root of your question, and it's not an annoying mouse in that way.