does the scroll wheel do right &amp; Left as well. Does it have a click?
999797
I am using the HP mouse as I am answering these questions. No, the scroll wheel does not do right and left. Yes, it does have a click.
1571536
Yes, this mouse does have a left-right and middle scroll buttons, but you may need to go to the website to get the newest drivers to get everything to work properly.
1621551
Never tried to use the mouse wheel as scroll lock, but it does let you scroll and it works pretty smooth. As far as right/left click is concerned, it is not configured by default to work as copy/paste, it will work as any other mouse. I am not aware if there is a way to configure the mouse to do copy paste in one click.
1598100
Yes, the scroll wheel does have detents or click stops as you scroll. They are very quiet and subtle feeling to the touch. Works very well. I also have a Logitech M500 on another computer. That one has a separate little button to turn the click stops off or on. The off position allows for super fast scrolling to fly up and down on a page, but will often flutter about on a page with the slightest movement of the mouse itself (meaning that you might lose your place while trying to read something). I prefer the detents or click stops. The Kensington mouse never flutters like that.
1951062
You can remap the button below the scroll wheel to do about anything. I find it nice to have the separate "middle button" that isn't dependent on my trying to balance the scroll wheel to click.
1476448
Yes the scroll wheel has a "bump" left or right function as indicated by the arrows to either side of the scroll wheel. This "button" action can be programmed to a number of functions, including "back" for one direction and "forwards" for the other.
815772
I can tell you that it has multi gesture. I don't have any problem to get right click or left click. This computer is fantastic.
644529
I just bought this mouse for my husband. We are avid gamers and he is a video game designer. The mouse does click when scrolling. Its a great mouse either way.
2204271
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.
1180650
The trackpad works similarly, but there's no side scroll wheel function I can find. It does have the neat feature of press-down 'button' area at the lower (closest to you) edge of the pad. It clicks and gives feedback. Otherwise it seems to function as any other trackpad.
1150957
If you count the scroller wheel in the middle, then yes it has three buttons. You can click the scroller wheel and make the scroll icon come up if that is what you are looking for.
1598099
If you mean indents, yes. It also has those "ticks" or stops when you scroll. I had a mouse without those once. The scroll wheel would just fly and not stop. This is much better.
2180145
No. It does not have a middle click, nor does it have a scroll wheel.It has two buttons on the top, and then the nib is a button when you push down. All buttons are configurable. I set my pen such that the nib is the "left click", one of the top buttons is the "right click", and the other top button activated "scroll mode" when the pen is dragged.
999795
I think the question refers to the scroll wheel physically being able to tilt left or right in addition to the middle button click. As in to scroll the screen left or right. The Logitech G500 mouse has this, I don't own an HP X4000b, but I'd also love to know if it can do this.
2190347
No it does not. It just has the wheel click. Personally mice that have the side wheel clicks feel a little flimsier to me.
917405
No there is not, just left click, right click and scroll. The button above the scroll wheel, I have not figured out what it does. The right click button is on the left side.
1788654
The scroll wheel on this mouse spins in increments. It is not totally smooth. Honestly I like it that way as it generally translates to one line at a time when doing slow scrolling. Faster scrolling generally accelerates the rate at which a page moves up and down. I don't know that all of that is controlled by the mouse though. Much of that is probably the scrolling controls for whatever operating system and program (e.g. smooth scrolling in IE or Firefox) as opposed to how this particular mouse works.