Does two-finger scroll work if you're using this keyboard with a MacBook?
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This keyboard has a TrackPoint only. This keyboard does NOT have a touch pad, TrackPad, Magic Pad, etc. Two-finger scroll, as far as I know, is a touch surface gesture that does not apply to this piece of equipment.
1977019
There is no touchpad on this model, just the keyboard, touchpoint and mousebuttons, so there is no touch scrolling of any sort.
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Are you referring to using a trackpad? This keyboard doesn't have one. Maybe you need to refer to another model that does have one.
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We use it with other IMacs, but checked online, found this: As long as you pair with Blootooth. Yes. But in order for all keys to function you'll need &gt;= 10.5.8 and the keyboard update (search apple for kb/HT3932), or &gt;=10.6 (e.g; fn arrows for page up/down, home, end, delete, media transport) [MBP 4,1]
1990011
It is similar to mac touchpad. One finger single click two finger double click
2083521
I've used it with two different Macs and it works well. The special silver button does not work, but the left and right click and the scroll button work just fine.
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No, but I do have a disclaimer. I have a Logitech keyboard that connects via USB dongle which initially did function when connected to the dock, however that was short lived. When I plug the dongle directly into the Macbook the keyboard does work while the Macbook is attached to the dock. I have not attempted to connect any other USB device to the dock to eliminate if it is a dock port issue.
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Not really, it moves the cursor and left/right/scroll buttons click but no further customization. Logitech has some decent ones that provide mac drivers and you get to use/map the extra buttons. I have a second one of these at home now since I switched to a mac at work and swapped to a logitech. Shrug, great mouse but only worth it for windows.
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I'm not sure. You'll have to check the company's website for Mac driver compatibility. If they have drivers listed for it then yes but it's not a plug-and-play model like some standard keyboards. But last I checked there were no Mac drivers available.
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I would be surprised if it did not work with a Mac. I don't have a mac, and the keyboard does not use any hardware specific drivers, Windows reads it as a standard keyboard.
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I use it with a Dell PC via USB port - no personal experience with a MacBook. However, I believe that the reference to "works only with freestyle products" refers to the accessories, like the keypad.
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http://mioff.tumblr.com/post/15417906225/steelseries-6gv2-keyboard-on-a-mac-wheres-mythat explains it better
138751
This device works with any device that can accept a mouse input and has Bluetooth compatibility. I do not believe the original macbook had that technology.
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Pretty Much Useless as mouse actions are reversed (left<->right / Up<->down)I know it is MAC limitation by design (so people are forced to buy Apple magic-mouse), but unless ANKER provides driver to reverse setting it should not be saying that mouse is supported on MACOS!!!
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And why do you want to connect a Bluetooth keyboard to your MacBook? Doesn't that have a key pad?
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I'm certain you're right about scrolling for Windows, however for the Mac it's a different story. The user guide and the SetPoint software included on the CD are for Windows XP and Vista only. The Logitech website offers no help and no software for Mac. The Mac recognizes the Marble Mouse right away and it works as it should-sans those small scroll buttons. Too bad!John Schubert
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I don't think you can scroll with it. If scroll is a must then look at this . I used the logitech before and could NOT get scroll to work well with it either. I would try scroll ring. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-U6364Jlrao
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It depends on the size of your fingers. Mine are pretty small, so it's fairly easy for me. But the only two-finger guesture I've found on this thing is scrolling, which is done by slinding two fingers left or right (not up or down, unfortunately). The keyboard is quite small, so its mainly a handheld keyboard.
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I just tried pairing it with my powerbook Mac laptop. I am running I think one of the latest versions of OSX.When trying to pair it, It said it could not identify Keyboard. then it ask me to press the button to the right and left of the shift keys. When I pressed the botton to the left of the shift key(up arrow) nothing happened. So I pressed the (/) key instead and the keyboard was now paired. I thought this meant that it would not be paired correctly but I tried most of the buttons on the keyboard and it works fine. So yes it works with the laptop just not as smoothly as one might hope for. Yet I have not detected any problems. I just tried pairing it with my powerbook Mac laptop. I am running I think one of the latest versions of OSX.When trying to pair it, It said it could not identify Keyboard. then it ask me to press the button to the right and left of the shift keys. When I pressed the botton to the left of the shift key(up arrow) nothing happened. So I pressed the (/) key instead and the keyboard was now paired. I thought this meant that it would not be paired correctly but I tried most of the buttons on the keyboard and it works fine. So yes it works with the laptop just not as smoothly as one... » Read More I just tried pairing it with my powerbook Mac laptop. I am running I think one of the latest versions of OSX.When trying to pair it, It said it could not identify Keyboard. then it ask me to press the button to the right and left of the shift keys. When I pressed the botton to the left of the shift key(up arrow) nothing happened. So I pressed the (/) key instead and the keyboard was now paired. I thought this meant that it would not be paired correctly but I tried most of the buttons on the keyboard and it works fine. So yes it works with the laptop just not as smoothly as one might hope for. Yet I have not detected any problems. « Show Less