Does this mouse have "application" button that lets you move back/forward between open windows/apps (not open web pages)? Win7.
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There is a tiny little elongated button where your thumb goes. Took a while before I discovered it. If you push the back of it [nearest your wrist] you get to the previous window you were on and then push the tiny front part and you return to your starting page. Hope I understood you correctly and that this helps. Win 7 is what I have.
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It vae two buttons on the side, you can change from one open page to the next.
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Yes, there is a Windows button left of Space and between Alt and Ctrl buttons. I can't tell about functionality because I use Linux OS.
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Never heard that question before and not sure what the differences are. This is a replacement mouse I've had with an older version of windows and still works great with Windows 7.
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It works fine. The button that would access the Start Screen page in Windows 8 just makes the Start menu pop up in Windows 7 ... all other functions work just like a regular mouse.
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No, it does not. Windows 8 takes some relearning in order to find everything, but usingl the touchpad or adding a wireless mouse works well.
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I believe only buttons and shuttle mappings back to the keyboard. I don't think you can program mouse movements.
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None at all. It still does not support gestures for Windows 8. That being said, you get the basics on each. Left click, right click, and touch sensitive scrolling.
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You can't they just act as forward and backward buttons in a browser. As this has no real drivers other than a generic windows driver there is little customization.
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No. It's really touchy, jumps from one application to another really annoyingly. Might be more the operating system than the computer, though.
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No, to move the cursor the mouse must move. In settings you can control the speed it moves. This thing is a great little mouse that functions very well. Quick recharging and compact. Slip in pocket and take it where ever. All other functions are controlled by finger/fingers sliding on surface. Works very well in Windows 8.1
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No, essentially there is no middle mouse button. Pressing the scroll wheel only switches it from click scroll to hyper scroll - there is no switch contact. You can program the scroll wheel tilt to function as a mouse button, but that will take some retraining on your end to learn the new functionality. I would advise against using this mouse for any program that makes heavy use of the middle mouse button, such as CAD software (i.e. SolidWorks, AutoCAD, etc).
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It comes with a USB mouse, which is used to navigate through menus. Hope this was helpful.
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No, it is just a standard mouse, with touch, for standard mouse features (Right/left click, scroll, back, forward)
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No unfortunately not, it's just a regular mouse with good aesthetics. It's got a forward and reverse button on the left side for browsing, and you can adjust the dpi but that's about it.
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I do not know. I hahave windows vista. Perhaps if you go to the Logtech site and then to this mouse it would have the informaton you are seeking.
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Hi C. Burns. -- Yes it did. In fact, the mouse not only had the forward and back thumb buttons, it worked exceptionally great. I had never used a wireless keyboard or mouse before and most definitely never used a mouse with such buttons on it either. It actually made a wonderful improvement over my personal previous mouse experience. I was thoroughly impressed by this new mouse technology. (new to me, anyway.) And it also had adjustable dpi(?), so I could adjust the speed and smoothness of how the pointer worked to my own personal preference. To say the least, I was thoroughly impressed by such technology and how upgrading to it turned out to be such a pleasant experience. Everybody's personal experience is different. I hope you give this wireless Anker set a try. It might just surprise you. Hope this helps. Terri
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There is no way to have a application open up on the screen that you are pointing your mouse to. The way that it works is the screen that you last had the application open on when you close it is the same window that it will open up again. Hope that helps.