I use way more than 15 shortcuts regularly, is there a way to make a button an "alt" button where you can double the amount of shortcuts?
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Yes--on the control panel set up, there is a feature to double the number...it says "Next" or "Previous" so you can create 2 data sets for program X. And there is always the wheel--you can hold the outer rubber part from 1-7 and the inside grey wheel rotates, each direction is programmable. The wheel is tricky--you turn it to get from position 1 to 2 to 3, etc, but you have to go through the lower number positions to get to higher number. Probably good for video editing at higher rates of speed but not unique commands.
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How many do you want it to be? It remembers the sequence of button pushes. I am not sure if there is a limit to the number of pushes for your code. I only use four or five pushes. If you use your right hand and give the index the #1, middle#2, ring #3 and little #4, an example of a code might be 1134, 12341, 132414, 11223344or some other combo
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No there isn't. You have to push the button to change from one source input to another. I know it sucks to have to get up on occasion but life can be like that sometimes.
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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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The user can use a minimum of three entries, or a maximum of six entries, for access code. &#9679; For each entry of the access code, the user may choose one, more tha n one or ALL of the buttons on the keypad in combination I have attached a link to where you can download the manual and look at the specs. Thanks http://assets.academy.com/mgen/35/10237735.pdf
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You can do two button combos. I don't think three is possible. Plus, you can only use each button once, so if you were able to do three, you'd use up most of the buttons on one press.
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Yes they can. Currently only the amount of buttons can be keybound, without adding shift or cntl. But the amount is almost endless. I have all button bound, and again with holdin shift, and again for holdin cntl just for wow. It's very customizable.
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It kind of looks like one big button but this is a two button mouse. I've used it on both Macs and Windows PCs. You get the "right-click" behavior without using the control key.
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Yes, you can go into iTunes properties and change the shortcut key to open iTunes to something like Ctrl + Alt + 1, then go and set that with the combo key using mouse software. You can use the buttons on the side of the mouse or the CPI's on the top of it. Btw, thanks for posting this question because i never even knew that i could do this but now i can have so many more uses for this mouse.
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you can not, the mouse was made for windows only so if you are on mac your screwed because it is considered another left click. for windows it is the back and forward buttons that cannot be changed ,sorry
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I am using Window 7. Once set point software is loaded you can use pre programed gestures but you can't customize it. In other words you can use two fingers in an up and down motion to scroll up and down (pre programed) but let's say you don't want to use 2 fingers you want to use three that's were you are stuck. You will not be allowed to make a customized command like that.
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If you are asking if you can program it to do something other than scroll through pages, I am not sure because I have not had to program more than 5 of the 7 buttons. My husband loves it and several friends bought one after seeing his and they love it. They are all heavy gamers and prefer this over the more expensive ones out there.You can ask the maker of the gaming mouse here: http://www.ianker.com/product/98AN2000-BA#ptop
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you "press" shift and then 2 (for @). Once you touch the shift button, the key stay pressed until you press the next key. So it's not necesary to press the two keys at once, like on "real" keyboards
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Patience my friend. It is possible by selecting the right combination of button presses. I've done it but it takes a while going in and out of the menu. Sorry I cannot assist further.
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YES, select-drag and double tap works the same as typical mouse or trackpad. you can program how functions respond to different gestures (e.g. tap by different number of fingers). overall it's fairly slick :)
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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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Hey another solution for Mac users is to download the Steer Mouse driver from the Apple website. It's a great driver for any type of mouse. You can customize buttons by assigned keyboard shortcuts to them (eg - I programmed the back thumb button to be Command + [ for going back in browsers). You can also add profiles for different applications so that the same button will have different functions depending on what application you're running.The only problem is that the driver is shareware and they'll ask for $20 (crazy I know) at the end of 30 days or so. It's a lot of money for a driver, but it's up to you if it's worth it. I like it. Hey another solution for Mac users is to download the Steer Mouse driver from the Apple website. It's a great driver for any type of mouse. You can customize buttons by assigned keyboard shortcuts to them (eg - I programmed the back thumb button to be Command + [ for going back in browsers). You can also add profiles for different applications so that the same button will have different functions depending on what application you're running.The only problem is that the driver is shareware and they'll ask for $20 (crazy I know) at the end of 30 days or so. It's a lot of money for... » Read More Hey another solution for Mac users is to download the Steer Mouse driver from the Apple website. It's a great driver for any type of mouse. You can customize buttons by assigned keyboard shortcuts to them (eg - I programmed the back thumb button to be Command + [ for going back in browsers). You can also add profiles for different applications so that the same button will have different functions depending on what application you're running.The only problem is that the driver is shareware and they'll ask for $20 (crazy I know) at the end of 30 days or so. It's a lot of money for a driver, but it's up to you if it's worth it. I like it. « Show Less