Does the Logitech Trackman have a page down option?
1104438
I don't think so. If it does, I've never tried to find out. I always do Page Up and Page Down on my keyboard. Sorry I couldn't give you a more definite answer.
1104439
I don't know what a page down option is as you term it that way. It does have the option to lock-in, and scroll up and down that works pretty nice for me. Be warned though that this mouse is kind of glitchy sometimes and it seems like the pointer doesn't activate certain buttons or options when clicking on some stuff. It doesn't happen often but it does happen. I use my mouse primarily for MasterCAM and Pro-E design software and it works nice. You'll have to download the software off the internet to customize your buttons to make your mouse more functional. Overall I really like this mouse because it's lightning fast and stays put on the table. I don't know what a page down option is as you term it that way. It does have the option to lock-in, and scroll up and down that works pretty nice for me. Be warned though that this mouse is kind of glitchy sometimes and it seems like the pointer doesn't activate certain buttons or options when clicking on some stuff. It doesn't happen often but it does happen. I use my mouse primarily for MasterCAM and Pro-E design software and it works nice. You'll have to download the software off the internet to customize your buttons to make your mouse more functional. Overall I really like this mouse... » Read More I don't know what a page down option is as you term it that way. It does have the option to lock-in, and scroll up and down that works pretty nice for me. Be warned though that this mouse is kind of glitchy sometimes and it seems like the pointer doesn't activate certain buttons or options when clicking on some stuff. It doesn't happen often but it does happen. I use my mouse primarily for MasterCAM and Pro-E design software and it works nice. You'll have to download the software off the internet to customize your buttons to make your mouse more functional. Overall I really like this mouse because it's lightning fast and stays put on the table. « Show Less
1104440
The little buttons give you forward/back on the web, so no, out the box it does not have this feature. Not sure if it could be programmed, but my guess is no.
1127771
Nope, There's no way to do it that I know of. Thats why I got a different track ball: Kensington Orbit Trackball Mouse with Scroll Ring (K72337US)
1738109
Yes. There is an option to disable the trackpad. You can do it on the "Device Manager" level (if you want it permanently off) or at the trackpad driver level - then it will be off only when you have an external HID (i.e. mouse) plugged in. However, after a while you get used to it, actually, and it becomes borderline workable.
1971946
"Yes" for Windows users and "No" for Mac users. With the Windows software downloaded from Logitech the wheel can be pressed downward for an additional button. The software allows you to select the action to be taken when the wheel is pressed. The wheel also tilts right and left and the resulting actions are also programmable. None of these additional features work with the Mac.
983796
yes, there is a middle scroll button and in my mouse works satisfactorily. give it a try ....is worth the investment.
2032391
I don't know. I have never used one. By clicking the scroll wheel you can go back and forward on web pages. I am not happy with the mouse because it goes off unexpectedly. I have to turn it on again. I don't know if it is just my mouse or is the model.
551667
Super easy, just a tap of a button; you can even use the sticker that's half trackpad, half number, so you can do both at the same time
2251467
"a scroll feature?" Sort of . . . The keyboard has four directional keys under the touchpad that function as Up, Down, Left, and Right Arrow keys. Holding down the Fn key with the Up key gives PageUp, with the Down key gives PageDown, with the Left key gives Home, and with the Right key gives End. Holding them down causes auto-repeat. If your application recognizes those keys for scrolling you are in luck. Many applications recognize Ctrl-Home and Ctrl-End. Alas, they are unavailable. One would think one could use Fn-Ctrl-Left for Home and Fn-Ctrl-Right for End, but Fn-Ctrl together yields the Win (Meta or Logo) key, thus one gets Win-Left and Win-Right instead. "a way to program keyboard shortcuts or hot keys?" Yes, if your application assigns (or can reassign) keys or Alt, Ctrl, and Shift key combinations.
1041629
In the Mac OS, there's a system preference called "Mouse" that allows you to set tracking speed (which works for any input device; mouse, trackball, etc.). I would imagine Windows has something along the lines of this as well. Have you looked around in -- what is it called in Windows? Control Panels?
2248888
It scrolls up and down only. On Windows 8, if you can't go up or down, scrolling will automatically default to left and right. If you are using Windows 8, you should checkout the Logitech Windows 8 mouse which does scroll left and right by swiping the mouse across the top surface.
1843483
Mine just recently stopped scrolling altogether, but when it did scroll, I pushed the scroll button down, it moved the page up. Logitech isn't what it used to be.
310941
When that happens to me, I realize it's because one of my thumbs touched the trackpad--and I agree it's a pain in the components. I'll bet there is a setting to turn off the trackpad somewhere (I use a real wired mouse), but I've managed to live with it well enough so far.
2220958
Try using this free program: http://uberoptions.net/ Supposedly allows you to access / modify all the controls on the logitech mouse. I haven't tried it myself, waiting for my VX nano to come in so I can! But yeah I definitely need the middle click so I hope it works. Good luck.
1766124
Track pack is not the best, especially if you are used to Mac's superior track pad but its doable. Just use it with light touch, heavy force tends to make it jumpy. I just light touch and slight tab instead of pressing down seem to resolve the jumpiness issue.
515186
I use trackball mouse for my development laptop. I am used to lock long browser pages for up-down keys with mouse middle key click. This helps me to scroll up or down quickly. This same feature is available in this mouse. Only trick is that you have to tap once in middle and you will be all set. If this is what you are looking for, then yes, It does provide middle key click.
1517479
Yes, it has, by means of two-finger click, as on Mac and some other touchpads. It's pretty nice in many ways, but I was hoping to use it to control my media center computer, and most scrolling and selecting is done by arrow keys. This has arrow keys, but they are alternate keys, which means you have to tap Fn and then tap Arrow. For scrolling down a list, having to do that for each press of the arrow was pretty much a deal-breaker. There is space on the device to the left of the keys, but that is not the touchpad. The entire device is a touchpad, and you switch between mouse and keyboard modes with a little button at the top left.
438804
Yes, you need to install the Logitech Manager. If you don't you will miss out on all swipe features, center taps and shortcuts. You will only have left, right click and scroll.