How does one move the cursor with the whole mouse or similar to a track ball?
1860941
There is no track ball. You move the mouse. I have a very small mouse pad and it is sufficient for all the maneuvering needed. It takes a week or two but you get used to the vertical position fairly quickly.
1860942
With the whole mouse. Think of a regular mouse but turned 90 degrees on its side.
1860943
It is just like a normal mouse and you have to move the whole thing. It does have a wheel button that you could use for scroll locking and moving the mouse to move down the page and such.
1860944
Is is just like a regular mouse. You move the whole mouse to move the cursor. It is just that your hand is now in a vertical position.
1860945
it is the same as usual mouse, you should move the mouse to move the cursor
95401
There is a touch pad on both sides of the trackball that you swipe up or down to scroll. The positioning of the touch pads make it so I can use this mouse with either hand. The only caution I have is that you do not touch the top of the mouse while you are operating the trackball. I have small hands, so when using the trackball with my right hand, I usually put my thumb on the left button, my index finger on the track ball, the middle finger above the touch pads on the mouse where it can easily be put to use on scroll pad, and my ring finger on the right button. I invert this position when I am using my left hand.
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.
1122290
I usually right click (which doesn't register), but moving it works too, takes a moment longer. I know the root of your question, and it's not an annoying mouse in that way.
1201827
Select-drag and double tap works just like a normal mouse+cursor would. you can also program functions in response to gesture types (e.g. number of fingers tapping to initiate function). it's pretty slick.
1212600
The Orbit can be configured to perform a wide variety of optional functions using left, right and double click, and all three of those in combination with the command, control and option keys give you a wide range of commands. One I find useful in graphics is to move the cursor- or drag a line- in an unwavering straight line (horizontal or vertical), for example. Of course, if you need to draw freehand, nothing really beats a tablet.
1841691
Yes, there is a scroll wheel that surrounds the trackball itself and works just like the scroll wheel of a mouse. It takes a little getting used to it, but I love it.
149865
Download their TRACKBALLWORKS software. When you launch the software, you will see a diagram of the mouse. Click on the "RIGHT CLICK," and scroll down to OTHER. In the LEFT box, choose WEB BROWSER, on the right box, choose "BACK." That's it. Enjoy!
577662
not through the mouse as it does not come with its own program to do that. however there are other programs you can get to do that and i think you are able to do it through windows itself im not sure though. if you have a mac i have dont know because i have never owned one.
994690
Sorry I do not know. Why would you ever want to go back to a mouse after a trackball?
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.
1847260
It has a standard keyboard with full size, full motion keys, as well as a separate numeric keypad and several special function keys. You should be able to use both the trackball and the mouse simultaneously. Both can move the cursor. If you simply don't put batteries in the mouse, the trackball should still work by itself.
95402
There is a touch pad on both sides of the trackball that you swipe up or down to scroll. The positioning of the touch pads make it so I can use this mouse with either hand. The only caution I have is that you do not touch the top of the mouse while you are operating the trackball. I have small hands, so when using the trackball with my right hand, I usually put my thumb on the left button, my index finger on the track ball, the middle finger above the touch pads on the mouse where it can easily be put to use on scroll pad, and my ring finger on the right button. I invert this position when I am using my left hand. There is a touch pad on both sides of the trackball that you swipe up or down to scroll. The positioning of the touch pads make it so I can use this mouse with either hand. The only caution I have is that you do not touch the top of the mouse while you are operating the trackball. I have small hands, so when using the trackball with my right hand, I usually put my thumb on the left button, my index finger on the track ball, the middle finger above the touch pads on the mouse where it can easily be put to use on scroll pad, and my ring finger on the right button. I invert this position when... » Read More There is a touch pad on both sides of the trackball that you swipe up or down to scroll. The positioning of the touch pads make it so I can use this mouse with either hand. The only caution I have is that you do not touch the top of the mouse while you are operating the trackball. I have small hands, so when using the trackball with my right hand, I usually put my thumb on the left button, my index finger on the track ball, the middle finger above the touch pads on the mouse where it can easily be put to use on scroll pad, and my ring finger on the right button. I invert this position when I am using my left hand. « Show Less
1127770
Nope, There's no way to do it that I know of. Thats why I got a different track ball: http://www.amazon.com/Kensington-K72337US-Orbit-Trackball-Scroll/dp/B002OOWB3O/ref=sr_1_3?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1408907089&sr=1-3&keywords=trackball
204707
Method depends on your operating system, and involves a registry edit.Google 'reverse mouse wheel' for details.Here is a Windows 7 link...http://www.vvse.com/blog/blog/2012/02/27/reverse-scrolling-on-windows-7/
1035912
The buttons are streamlined into the mouse pad. If you click the lower left and right corners of the mouse pad, you will feel the click. You can always just tap the trackpad area too. Hope this helps!
1887933
I use a mouse instead of the touch pad but I don't know how to disable to touchpad.