Can the scroll wheel be moved right/left for horizontal scrolling (like in some Logitech models)?
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Yes it can. While the scroll wheel itself does not go from left to right or vice versa to scroll the page, you can hold in shift. I think that by holding in shift it's a function of your operating system, and not the mouse itself. I was unaware that Logitech's mice scrolled left to right.
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No, it doesn't. It has some workarounds, but it won't be as fast as or feel like it does with a mouse with a scroll wheel.
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If you install USB Overdrive, you can configure the buttons (i use it for back and forward on browsers). with USB Overdrive, you can also reverse the direction of the scroll on just the mouse (without impacting the scroll of the touchpad--which somehow makes sense to me. i'm sure i'm not the only one.
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The only way I know how to slow the scroll is go into your Control Panel and change the Mouse Properties. Should be a wheel option.
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Method depends on your operating system, and involves a registry edit.Google 'reverse mouse wheel' for details.Here is a Windows 7 link...http://www.vvse.com/blog/blog/2012/02/27/reverse-scrolling-on-windows-7/
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I would say Cecelia A. Lawshe's answer is very close to mine. The wheel can only scroll up and down. If you want to move sideways, you can click on the left side of the mouse. This particular mouse (HP Silver/Carbon USB) can pretty much go anywhere you want it to. Just move it around and click or move the wheel and go up and down. It's quite nice, actually.
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Yes. The joystick comes pre-mapped as the arrow keys. So you could scroll like that. Or you may be able to customize it in some way. You could remap some of the joystick directions as mouse scroll wheel movement. For instance when you press the stick forward it acts as if you rolled the mouse scroll wheel forward, that should be fairly smooth for webpages. Hope this helps
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Yes it does. The scroll wheel tilts for side to side scrolling. It can precision scroll and has a fast spinning scroll. Allows flipping between webpages and applications. Some of these features require Logitech software which can be downloaded from the Logitech website for free.
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There's an option in the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center program that you install for the product (the software can be grabbed from the Microsoft web site as well). Go to multi touch trackpad settings and scroll to "Flip scrolling direction" which you can toggle to change the scrolling direction.
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No, it's just a regular two-way scroll wheel. It can be pressed as a third button, but that's nothing to write home about.
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The mouse is completely programmable under Linux. I run this on startup, the smaller left button activates muti directional scroll wheel and the two bigger buttons pressed together emulate the middle button: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11690808/
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The button below the wheel toggles the wheel between "smooth" scrolling and "notched" scrolling. It's mechanical and is not usable as a button for computer input.
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I'm not sure What do you mean by "scroll wheel click and drag", butThis mouse doesn't have middle click, but only scroll (both horizontal and vertical), so obviously it's not possible to drag with middle click.
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Yes, but like 8.0, It is sometimes difficult to control the lateral scroll movement. It's pretty rapid. I think the vertical scroll sticks when the CPU is loaded. The mouse isn't at all perfected but is very usable. Been using for over a month and don't plan on giving it up. Much better than the scroll pad on my laptop.
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Sadly no. You can press down on the scroll wheel and use the Omni direction, but it doesn't go left or right, just up and down.
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Yes, but I must warn you, the scroll wheel is awful! It free spins when you move the mouse with no restraint. So it randomly scrolls all over... Defective if you ask me...
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Yes... It works with the scroll function up and down. The right click works as well, but the two left buttons by the thumb don't do anything. We use it on our Snow Leopard server.