Can you program one of the programmable keys so that one can do copy/cut and another do paste?
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Hi David, Yes it is possible since one can add macros (combination of keys) and functions to those programmable keys. You can look at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/237179 for further reference. Regards...
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It is possible but there are already keys marked on the keyboard for doing the functions you mentioned & many more just by using the Ctrl key.
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If you use a mac you can program the buttons using Steermouse or USB Overdrive
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The key needs to be programmed...see this link http://www.keymam.com/news_view.asp?newsid=27
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The ability to remap keys may be native in the Intellitype software on the PC. No native Mac ability, apart from the option to swap the ALT and CMD keys. But the simplest solution may be to learn the built-in shortcuts on the keyboard. Copy = Ctrl-C (windows) or CMD-C (mac)Cut = Ctrl-X (windows) or CMD-X (mac) (X looks like scissors) Paste = Ctrl-V (windows or CMD-V (mac) (resembles the shorthand for "insert here" used by proofreaders)Most of these shortcuts, including Bold, Italics, Underline, Select-all, are available in almost every program on every computer. It might be easier to learn them than to limit yourself to programmable keyboards. This is one of the best keyboards I've owned over the past 25 years. The ability to remap keys may be native in the Intellitype software on the PC. No native Mac ability, apart from the option to swap the ALT and CMD keys. But the simplest solution may be to learn the built-in shortcuts on the keyboard. Copy = Ctrl-C (windows) or CMD-C (mac)Cut = Ctrl-X (windows) or CMD-X (mac) (X looks like scissors) Paste = Ctrl-V (windows or CMD-V (mac) (resembles the shorthand for "insert here" used by proofreaders)Most of these shortcuts, including Bold, Italics, Underline, Select-all, are available in almost every program... » Read More The ability to remap keys may be native in the Intellitype software on the PC. No native Mac ability, apart from the option to swap the ALT and CMD keys. But the simplest solution may be to learn the built-in shortcuts on the keyboard. Copy = Ctrl-C (windows) or CMD-C (mac)Cut = Ctrl-X (windows) or CMD-X (mac) (X looks like scissors) Paste = Ctrl-V (windows or CMD-V (mac) (resembles the shorthand for "insert here" used by proofreaders)Most of these shortcuts, including Bold, Italics, Underline, Select-all, are available in almost every program on every computer. It might be easier to learn them than to limit yourself to programmable keyboards. This is one of the best keyboards I've owned over the past 25 years. « Show Less
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Yes. Any program or application which runs in Windows will be able to take input from the keypad.
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you cant, you'll have to bind it to one of the function keys. I've never had to do it, but this will probably help: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc138531.aspx or just google bind keyboard shortcuts
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Hi Allie, I haven't used that function bc you can touch the screen and it will pop up select or select all and then Copy...But I tried to do command + C and command + P and did not work. However I LOVE these keyboard! Luciana
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You can program any key to do whatever you want, and I was impressed with how the programming worked. However, I wouldn't bother buying this. Most of the buttons stopped working after 3 months. It's really just like throwing your money away.
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I doubt it as the hot keys do not seem to be configurable in general. I spent much time researching whether I could reprogram some of them at one point, and the answer was no. If you want to know for sure, try sending an email to Kinesis' support. I've found them very responsive to questions in the past.
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Yes but you can not use it for the "copy" function, only the print function
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Yes, there are 6 programmable keys on the left side of the keyboard, programmable via the macro record button on the keyboard. My channel- https://www.youtube.com/dinoturkeyhd
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Ye. I don't know if Word has any specific options, but the Windows 8 onscreen keyboard has a setting for handwriting conversion that it can insert into any program.
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The included software is pretty handy when it comes to assigning buttons. The programmable buttons can be assigned to keyboard keys (not sure about NUM pad). Macros are also part of the included software and several profiles can be set up for simultaneous use. Hope that helps.
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Regret it is really made for Microsoft Windows and Android - the Operating Systems overwhelmingly most used by most people. Ctrl A selects All, Ctr X cuts, Ctrl C copies, and Ctrl V pastes. Shift A selects just a range... Those work with both Android and Windows. The twelve function keys F1 to F12 are features for Windows as well. There are free programs for the Windows world that let you assign keystrokes to customize what those function keys do. Perhaps such exist for Apple s that would let you make those keys do what you want. Sorry.
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Yes however, it is very difficult to use. Mine sits in a drawer. The buttons don't accept keystrokes easily.
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Yes, you program the G keys with the logitech gaming software and can program them to any keystroke, multiple keystrokes (which allows for macros), text block, a mouse function, a media function, a hotkey (like alt+f4, copy, paste, etc), make it launch a shortcut, or open your email or web browser.
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Yes. More precisely: several locks can be programmed to open using the same key.