Is there a way to move the mouse pad to the left side?
2090998
Don't know or remember but I found the quality of it very poor and sent it back. I didn't keep the item for more than a day
2090999
Yes you could do it but you would have to drill two holes in the left side edge of the table. This would leave two empty holes on the right side of the table too.
2091000
Kristen,It can be moved up and down but you have to use a little bit of force. If you are trying to angle it to kerp the mouse from sliding off if you turn it downward a bit that may do what you are looking for, but truthfully you will need to mess with it to get it to keep the mouse in place and that doesn't always work. Hope I answered your question.
2091001
There isn't a quick easy way to do so. One may use a Phillips-head screwdriver to remove the screws that hold the mousepad assembly in place and then use a power drill to drill holes on the other side of the platform so that the mouspad may be mounted there. However, the mousepad swivels on a rod that is off-center to the pad, so if the pad is mounted on the left, it won't line up as neatly with the edge of the platform as it does from the right side.
1942727
No. The functions of the left and right clicks can be customized but scrolling cannot. It's a serious limitation.
123350
You can change it from left to right, but the process involves disassembly and takes 15-20 minutes. Cushions are not reversible, one side is cloth rather than fabric.
1247731
Yes you can. The wrist wrest and the mousepad itself are completely separate.
62877
There really is no way to move it to the other side. Sauder does not recommend that you leave off the part all together. The desk has not been tested without it.
1868585
If you are referring to the portion upon which the PC sits, then yes, you can set it up to be on either the right or left side. This desk is fantastic, very convenient, classy looking and goes with virtually any decor. the shelf for the key board pulls out and there is another shelf and I have placed my router and printer on it. Great for my uses and I'm very happy with it. hope this helps you.
1058693
shure you can turn the notepad around so when you open it with the notepad on your left hand side and the pocket area on your right hand side... no problem at all
437641
I have a track ball set up on it. But probably not enough room for a standard mouse to be moved aroubd
1990005
Read the on line manual for info. To right click you tap the mouse pad with 2 fingers. Left click is one finger tap.
1161442
I don't know of any mouse that allows you to scroll right and left. I have always used the toolbar to do that.
1933987
I wouldn't say so. You could slide your laptop to the right, somewhat, but would lose the tilt feature on the left side. There are slits in the wood for the fan (which I don't use)on the left side, which would take away half your mouse surface, though there's still some left. I suppose you could always cover the slits with something. Depends how much trouble you want to go to.
397761
I use a mouse, not a mouse pad. It seems the computer would be heavier sitting that far to the left and be off balance. It is wide enough, but comfortably so? I don't want to guarantee it.
1860942
With the whole mouse. Think of a regular mouse but turned 90 degrees on its side.
530925
It is in the between the top and bottom layer, the mouse pad is also in there too :)
1247732
No. There are two parts to this pad. One is the bottom part which is the non slip rubber pad and the other part is the actual surface that you have the mouse on. This top part is dual sided and you just flip it over depending on what surface you want. The wrist rest is part of the non slip rubber underneath part. Hope this helps.
840840
Just the left side. The right side is curved into the natural form of your hand however, so gripping the mouse to pick up and move is effortless.
1557752
I do not think so...at least I have not found a way to get it to scroll. It was a trade-off for being either left- or right-handed capable.