Are the mouse buttons programmable, if so how?
258311
Yes. You can download the mouse managing program here http://e-3lue.com/int/download.html (it's the first one) and them you can program your buttons.
498946
No, it doesn't have any type of software to allow any rebinding of the DPI button on this mouse....Besides the button on the mouse the only other option is to change the sensitivity within the operating system.
282473
If you mean controlling the volume of your computer through the mouse, I don't believe so. Though it does have a programmable buttons, so possibly.
1548271
Yes, you are able to set the programmable buttons to whatever key on your keyboard. If you get the mouse, just go into the driver program that comes with the mouse, and you'll see the list of all the buttons on the mouse ordered 1-7. Just click one and choose the option "single key". Then just press the key you want binded, and that's it. Sorry if that was really on-going. I just wanted to be descriptive.
2160989
I downloaded a third-party program to control the buttons. Currently, I'm using a program called X-Mouse Button Control, which allows you to adjust the functions for five buttons and the mouse wheel, which is perfect for this mouse. The only thing I've played with on the program, however, is disabling the side buttons (which worked), so I'm not sure of its entire capability/compatibility.
260218
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.
282474
it has programmable buttons which I assume could be used for that....but I'm not 100% certain.
1864145
It does not. The buttons emulate key presses, so the d-pad works like arrow keys and the select button acts like enter, but there are no mouse functions.
1632293
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.
852941
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.
363981
This can be accomplished with programs such as Xpadder, AutoHotKey, or EventGhost. You can do this with most any controller, though.
482924
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.
1713649
It can be programmed using the software, but in all honesty this mouse is not worth it. The tracking on it cuts out quite frequently. It just sits in a drawer now because it is too frustrating to use.
1572513
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!
1238672
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.
1694520
I don't think they include a program that allows you to program the side buttons. Having said that, mouse buttons 4 and 5 (the side buttons) are so common now that almost every game less than 5 years old will have the function to map those keys to hotkeys in game.
226517
No. There is only 1 button. On my system it is right click by default but you may be able to change it through your systems drivers.