can you move the cursor with the pen
1046934
I wish I could help. I've been so busy I haven't taken it out of the box yet.
1046935
The pen and pad function as a mouse. Double tapping the pen on the pad works as a double click on the mouse. The buttons on the pen also function as the left and right mouse buttons.
1046936
Yes, the pen acts just like a mouse - you can even double click with it, and the buttons on the side can be programmed to do right click as well.
1046937
Definitely. The pen acts as a mouse (pretty much), and is also affected my pressure and tilt.
1046938
Yes, you can move the cursor with the pen, and use the buttons on the pen to click items on your screen, just like a mouse, but with the addition of pen pressure for drawing.
612449
I'm using it right now as a mouse (WITH THE PEN, NOT JUST THE FINGER AS A LAPTOP!). You just have to go under this tablet settings and set the first button as left button. DO NOT press the pen against the pad when using it as a mouse! Just hover it a few milimiters above the pad as if you were going to write on a piece of paper. Use mouse clicks as you normally do with a mouse inside the area.
2244552
I used the built-in touch pad on the laptop. Don't think there's enough room to maneuver a mouse effectively.
897624
Yes you can, although the mouse will only move in a linear fashion, that is, on a horizontal and vertical axis. It takes a while getting used to it...
1887934
Yes but not sure how. Go to search or help and put in disable touch pad. It should tell you how. I too use a mouse but have not disabled my touch pad either.
2230924
Yes, right now I'm using it with window 8.1. Tip will only do a left click; for right click you need to configure button on pen. (right handed)
2003534
You can, but its not like using a pencil or pen, you have to keep the bottom of the pen straight and not tilted when you draw or write. If not, the arrow in the screen will go off course. (Its like tilting a regular computer mouse.) This may affect your hand-writing when you use it, since your hand must be posed straight at all times. It is better than using a mouse when it comes to signing and drawing, and it's a good quality, especially for the price.
664258
Yes, you can. There is a toggle button to turn the touch on or off while you use the pen
253507
As a right handed person ... I see no problem if you are left handed. On a right handed traditional mouse, you click on the left button to activate it. On the pen mouse, to do the same thing, you press down on end of the pen. The tip of the pen is string loaded. Pressing down activates the mouse action. To end the action, simply lift the pen slightly and the tip returns to it's normal position. For example, in graphic design, to draw any line, position the cursor, press down, move the cursor (pen) to the where the line ends and release the pen's point. The line is completed. I hope that helps. As a right handed person ... I see no problem if you are left handed. On a right handed traditional mouse, you click on the left button to activate it. On the pen mouse, to do the same thing, you press down on end of the pen. The tip of the pen is string loaded. Pressing down activates the mouse action. To end the action, simply lift the pen slightly and the tip returns to it's normal position. For example, in graphic design, to draw any line, position the cursor, press down, move the cursor (pen) to the where the line ends and release the pen's point. The line is completed. I hope that helps.
469093
Microsoft Office (including OneNote) only draws with the pen. You can even rest your writing hand on the screen and it should only respond to the pen's input.
1655900
I don't believe it can be used that way. It does have a pointer, but since I've only used it once last January for a presentation, I don't remember all the features. I don't recall reading any instructions with it that talks about it being used as a pen.
460463
In the horizontal position it is capable of doing that. You can type using the keyboard as well. In the vertical position I use my stylus to navigate all the time. I hope that this is a help to you.I am still very happy with this product.
1104650
Nope, works pretty well. Doesn't cause any drag on the pen across the screen either.
294211
As far as I can tell the cursor does not move unless the mouse moves. The gestures with one or two fingers work with the mouse stationary but the cursor stays fixed.
177210
Please forgive the long delay in my response but I have been away from my PC. In answer to your question there is only one button in the pen roughly about where you would rest your forefinger while writing.Regards David.
585931
No it cannot. It is used just like the default stylus such as holding it down and touching the screen twice opens notepad or holding it down and keeping the tip on the screen takes a screen shot. It cannot be changed however.
842113
J.B, I'm sure you can. The laptop has a touchpad in addition to the touch screen. If you can use the touchpad on the laptop to move the cursor, I don't see why you can't use a wireless mouse to move it as well. Hope this helps.