Are the macros saved onto the keyboard? i.e. if I move my keyboard to another computer (that already has ss software), will my custom macros work?
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Of what I know, they do save. But I haven't moved this keyboard so I really don't know. The reason I think it would save is because of profiles.
1563985
I don't know what 'specialty keys' you mean exactly - If you want it to run macros for you, you'll have to look elsewhere, but otherwise you should be fine.
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Hey For the Macro Programmable keys What this mean they dont have any wait or repeat options becasue I want get a Keyboard For Gaming to Do my Rules in the game and repeat them if I have to..And i want find a Cheap Price for it that why I Ask What this mean they dont have any wait or repeat options..?
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i havent tried ... basically it can perform any combination of keyboard clicks including holding down the ctrl together with something else ... should the character have any combination of keys then yes ... if you mean switching to greek keyboard, i guess once it is switched to greek keyboard, then it will work normally ... you live in greece? ... i have one to sell !!
1981585
Yup, the included software supports keys with modifiers. However, I don't believe complicated macros are possible though.
2161333
I believe you are in luck. I don't use that key much so I took my keyboard out and experimented. The key has a square on it. I typed in Pages and then pressed it. It took me out of the program and onto the screen which has my Pages icon. Looks like an Esc key to me!
1238675
Yes, you have to download synapse. But there you can make every button a macro if you want
2086375
Yep... this version of Quicken is not what it should be. One work-around that I've found for cut/paste not working is to go into Edit -&gt; Preferences -&gt; Set Up. CHANGE your setting for the Keyboard Mappings to be Quicken standard instead of Windows Standard. Click OK and then close Quicken. Then restart Quicken and go back into the same menu, and change the setting back to Windows standard. Now cut/paste should work. Or, at least it will work for a while... expect to have to go through these steps again in a few weeks.
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Absolutely, macro any keys you can press on the keyboard. it would be insecure though, clearly. open the utility, select the key, any key on the mouse is remappable, the drop down menu has nearly every option you can think of: left, middle, right click. forward/backward (up/down arrow really). single-key, combo-key (any two, e.g. ctrl-F1), cut/copy/paste/select all/find/new/print/save, switch window(alt-tab)/close window(alt-F4)/show desktop(windowskey-d)/lock pc, all media controls (play/pause/stop/volume-+/prev/next/mute/mute mic(clutch for voice chat servers), macros which can be any sequence of keys and delays of any length, fire key (which is mouse left click 3x fast, and loops if you hold it down for spamming), dpi cycle, dpi+, dpi-, profile switch, and even disable. you can make any button on the whole mouse into any of these commands. tldnr: yes, passwords and the kitchen sink possible.
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The buttons, jog dial, and shuttle ring all map to keyboard commands (or macros you create) so yes, it will work with virtually any program. The software comes with mappings for all Adobe apps, Lightroom and Photoshop included, and you can customize them any way you desire. It's a great replacement for keyboards in editing-type apps where you frequently use the same commands. I don't use the copy-paste hotkeys much when I'm already using my keyboard for typing, like in Word or Excel, but when I'm using video or photo editors where things are mostly mouse-driven the Shuttle is an awesome tool.
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If you want to use Linux, forget about the Macro keys. None of them work, they only type regular numbers and cannot be mapped because the default drivers interpret them as having the same key codes as numbers. There are some custom made drivers in github, but I never got them to work in Ubuntu 12/14, plus even so it's still almost impossible to map the macro keys correctly.-1 to Logitech for non-existent Linux support. It goes without saying that the official software cannot be used in Linux.
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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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You can set macros, however that's a very unreliable way of doing it since anyone could press the button. The side keys are meant to be used as a number pad or action buttons in video games such as what this mouse is designed for.
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The mouse macro options in the software should allow you to program the buttons to activate keyboard keys, repeat recorded mouse actions, and mouse buttons. To open software, you could record presses involving the windows key, but it cannot natively open software.
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The macros are not fully compatible with every program,So i do not know. Also keep in mind that its a gaming keyboard so its made mainly for gamers. I dont think the macros display on the LED screen on the keyboard, but they do have a separate program that lets you see all your macros that you program. Honestly though, this keyboard isn't as fantastic as it sounds, the youtube app doesn't even let you browse for certain videos :/
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It may seem like it but actually it's all just one piece of metal that goes from the numpad to the tap/caps/shift key. The macro keys are placed into a different piece, that one is made from a hard plastic (the same from the back of the keyboard).
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This may help: http://www.genovation.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=2185&sid;=3f8330a41afb99c096fc65556e394c16 . I tested it on a notepad, it works. check : http://www.genovation.com/files/MacroMaster.pdf