To "click" the mouse, do you just lightly tap with your finger, or do you actually have to depress the panel like the Logitech trackpad?
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You can slightly tap the touchpad with "click" fuction. You can also tap it with the mouse switch hidden under the rubber feet. Either way can use the tap feature of the touchpad.
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Read the on line manual for info. To right click you tap the mouse pad with 2 fingers. Left click is one finger tap.
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There are no external buttons on the track pad, but a single finger click is left click and two fingers is right click. The battery life is excellent, getting over 6 six hours of steady use from a full charge, without making any battery saving adjustments to prolong the charge such as screen brightness, etc. It has several power saving settings which can be setup to make it last longer as well.
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There is a little trigger on the bottom that activates the mouse (w/index finger). The presentation doesn't advance unless you click (with thumb) the top button. It's really user friendly.
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You can tap the pad or press down on the center of the pad. For right click, just press down in the bottom right corner of the pad. Also, to scroll, swipe up and down with two fingers.
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When you click it, it makes a "click" sound. I do not use it on a mouse pad. It is silent as it is moved.
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You sure can. There's a hotkey for it. I usually keep my touchpad off when i can and use a cheap usb mouse.
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There are right and left mouse buttons below the touch pad. I haven't used it in over a year so I don't remember if tapping will work.
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I'm not sure because I only use the touch screen entity of the product(which works great). I don't use a mouse at all.
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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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You need to hold the button down. I prefer this to a "double click" approach.
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My mouse pad stopped clicking as well. It worked again when I removed the laptop cover, pulled the battery aside without unplugging it, then gently pushed the underside of trackpad
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The chromebooks use a 2-finger tap for right click just like a macbook or any other modern trackpad does. I'm sure this works the same.
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You just push(click) on the lower left of the pad after going to arrow/space and and just continue to click as you scroll down or hold down that corner on the touchpad
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It's going to be very difficult using a mouse. I hate touchpads too. When I'm using the FitDeck I read or watch TV.
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I wouldn't say it is a click exactly - there is a positive button feel when you hit the keys
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Yes, is FAR stiffer than most machines. I used to use the touchpad 'click', but now i use a mouse with this laptop or the touchscreen in some cases