Can you change the hotkeys to do other things than just what they're preprogrammed for?
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There were no instructions for reprogramming the keys, so I'm assuming they are not. If you are considering this for gaming applications, I would steer you towards a real gamer's keyboard. As a multimedia keyboard, it's pretty awesome. I hope this helps.
1141722
Yes. I read the instructions and there are two buttons on the back face which allow you to change the key. Orchestral bflat if you wish for instance.
1403132
It can be set to any normal keys....so you can set it to do what ever you need IF you have a secondary program that allows you to, lets say, ctrl+U for volume up, then you set the footboard up switch to ctrl+up.
1861257
Yes you can change the combinaton to any you want,just 4 buttons have to be pressed to open it.
1326421
Yes, you can map shortcut keys to specific buttons and have multiple programs setup with different profiles. Works really well for any repetitive processes.
1747007
You can adjust the "G" keys to do pretty much anything. Just download the software for the keyboard at Corsairs site. From there you can adjust each "G" key to do anything as in adding text to using macros, pretty much anything.
863825
If you mean the ability to swap the functions of each button press on the mouse, yes, it's possible, but you need the Razer Synapse software. You can rest easy with this software because it was designed specifically with Razer products in mind. The software allows for many other things like DPI options. If you mean the ability to swap left and right click, then that is a feature built into Windows, so you can change it through control panel. Not entirely sure about other Operating Systems though.
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Tintin, Look for a utility called "Sharpkeys". It's a simple to use freebie that will do what you're looking for. What the program does is reassign registry values for the keys you choose. You can make practically any key on the keyboard do what you want by simply pressing the key you want to remap then either choose from a list or press a corresponding key that you want to change to. Save the change and you're good to go. The utility is used by a lot of Eee owners to remap the 'up' arrow key so it becomes a 'shift' key (negating that long reach to the right for the actual shift key). If there's going to be a downside it's that you'll lose the down scroll that the key is currently mapped for (without pressing the Fn key). Cheers
984320
Yes, you can program all the buttons, including the two side buttons, to be any desired keys.
1949230
The only way to do it is to set a macro and just set to a key on your keyboard and set the action to that key in game. Windows doesn't seem to recognize the button.
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yes, I also was not able to find useful documentation; I believe that I experimentally figured out that push and hold "Set" key;hold "Set" key pressed until you obtain menu, then joystick up and down to change selection, menu selections should also have "Exit" I believe that once into menu, number keys also help within menus
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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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Yes. If you download the Setpoint software from Logitech's site (it's free), it will let you reassign the buttons however you like. There will be a diagram of your mouse on screen where you can click on those buttons to set what they do when pressed.
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You can program the buttons based on what game you play in game settings. Although, some games don't have a setup for the buttons.
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no, just the normal right, left buttons and wheel. you may be able to program your preferences.
1747008
Yep! You can program the G keys do do virtually anything you want, including relatively long snippets of text. I believe there's an upper limit but I don't know what it is.
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Yes. All of the buttons are programmable and can also be set to customize automatically based on the active program being used. Download the Mouse and Keyboard Center software here to make changes: http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/downloads/mouse-keyboard-center