"7 programmable buttons"? I'm new at this gaming mouse. How do I program? There is no instruction.
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I'm pretty sure you can only program what the buttons do in game within the game options. As far as the desktop goes, the two side buttons go back and forward (surfing the web), the top buttons change the sensitivity of the mouse, left and right click, scroll etc.
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You have to dowload the mouse software in order to program it. You can find it here: http://www.cmstorm.com/en/products/peripherals/spawn/&tab;=support
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When you install the mouse. There on your computer should have the mouse computer program software. Click on it to open it. at the main control you can program the mouse. If you go to the following link. You can download the pdf file of the manual for it. www.cmstorm.com/en/products/peripherals/spawn/
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yep, you can program all buttons to do what you want, using the logitech software. I set the button behind the scroll wheel as a middle click.
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Hey For the Macro Programmable keys What this mean they dont have any wait or repeat options becasue I want get a Keyboard For Gaming to Do my Rules in the game and repeat them if I have to..And i want find a Cheap Price for it that why I Ask What this mean they dont have any wait or repeat options..?
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X-Mouse Button Control. I loaded it on my Windows 7 and it is working for non-gaming purposes. Thanks to Rawr for the advice.
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The top left button is not able to be programmed but the other two can be programmed to do whatever you want(Assuming the mouse actually works for you).
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I couldn't find any default software to do it, but I programmed them with a program called x-mouse button control and it works fine.
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depends i guess on what you are going to 'scroll' in. the four buttons can be programmed, and there is a 'universal scroll' function in the button menu that can be set to the buttons. i use it mostly on a windows 98 with word 97 - legacy - works just fine for me - but anything up the windows scale i don't know about. apple, i am not acquainted with. if you are buying it 'bare bones,' then Logitech should still have the download in the trackball section. check for compatibility. to me, the best trackball ever, with a few minor exceptions. why Logitech discontinued it i have no idea. it was the pointing device of the year when it first came out in several magazines. depends i guess on what you are going to 'scroll' in. the four buttons can be programmed, and there is a 'universal scroll' function in the button menu that can be set to the buttons. i use it mostly on a windows 98 with word 97 - legacy - works just fine for me - but anything up the windows scale i don't know about. apple, i am not acquainted with. if you are buying it 'bare bones,' then Logitech should still have the download in the trackball section. check for compatibility. to me, the best trackball ever, with a few minor exceptions. why Logitech discontinued it i have no idea. it was... » Read More depends i guess on what you are going to 'scroll' in. the four buttons can be programmed, and there is a 'universal scroll' function in the button menu that can be set to the buttons. i use it mostly on a windows 98 with word 97 - legacy - works just fine for me - but anything up the windows scale i don't know about. apple, i am not acquainted with. if you are buying it 'bare bones,' then Logitech should still have the download in the trackball section. check for compatibility. to me, the best trackball ever, with a few minor exceptions. why Logitech discontinued it i have no idea. it was the pointing device of the year when it first came out in several magazines. « Show Less
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Try using this free program: http://uberoptions.net/ Supposedly allows you to access / modify all the controls on the logitech mouse. I haven't tried it myself, waiting for my VX nano to come in so I can! But yeah I definitely need the middle click so I hope it works. Good luck.
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I don't think so, sadly. I mean, you can map custom keys to the 1-12 buttons, but you can't make macros with the mouse. If you wanted, you could, say, have the "=" key on your keyboard press 1, 2, and 3 on the keyboard (You'd have to configure the macro in-game, if GW2 doesn't have macros, then you'll need a keyboard with programmable keys or a 3rd party program or something), then in Razer Synapse, you could make button 1-12 act as the "-" key, I believe.
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Well I myself almost always use a mouse. But the response from Becky seems helpful. She says it can, by pressing (Fn and F7 simultaneously. It's worth a try!!
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I don't have this mouse but on other mice I've had within the software you need to change the buttons to a keyboard function. Then in game change the short cuts to what you want to do to the keyboard key you chose. The mouse software basically makes the game interpret the mouse click as a keyboard key press.
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Well you have your standard Mouse1(Left)Mouse2(right)Mouse3(scrollwheel) Mouse4(Side Bottom button) Mouse5(side Upper Button) Mouse 4-5 are what pretty much make it a gaming mouse since you can use them to program in game. The Button next/on top of Mouse One is really just a auto double Click. and Your DPI Which goes Red1000,Green1600,Blue2400,White3200 DPI.
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I don't have the instructions. Use module 1 for button 1 2 for button 2 3 for button 3. There is no programing to do on these.
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Yes, all the buttons are programmable. I also have a problem clicking the left mouse button. I use autohotkeys software to set the CapsLock key as the left mouse button so I can click it with my left hand. Hope this helps.
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The two buttons on the side are for scrolling the web, one will go back a page, the other will go forward, they can be programmed in game as Mouse_4 and Mouse_5. The button below the mouse wheel is a DPI thing, basically if you press it then your mouse sensitivity will increase a lot, press it again and it will go back to normal, it can't be programmed in game.
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By default it's just a generic programmable button. I set it to act as the mouse wheel click, because I don't like clicking the mouse wheel. You can set it to practically anything you want through the software though, like keystrokes or macros. Hope that helps!
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Yes. Set a macro via your OS or utilize third party software WYSIWYGs. This is not a programmable item on it's own. Most any key can be configured for just about anything via the OS. To answer previous questions, the same goes for the mouse. For gaming purposes, use the in game configurations options.