Anyway to adjust the middle mouse scroll wheel function? Usually the software that comes with the mouse allows you to customize the buttons. I am wondering if I can do away with the "hyper-scroll" feature and have the mouse behave the old way.I use graphic design programs and I need the wheel click to work the traditional way instead of "hyper-scroll" for these programs, or else I lose functionality.In AutoCAD specifically, clicking the wheel down gives you a "pan" command and scrolling the wheel gives you "zoom in-zoom out" command. I can't imagine not having the pan command on a wheel press, I use it about 500 times a day at least while working.Is there any way to remove "hyper-scrolling", and has anyone used this mouse on AutoCAD and find that the wheel still "pans" when depressed?Thanks Anyway to adjust the middle mouse scroll wheel function? Usually the software that comes with the mouse allows you to customize the buttons. I am wondering if I can do away with the... » Read More Anyway to adjust the middle mouse scroll wheel function? Usually the software that comes with the mouse allows you to customize the buttons. I am wondering if I can do away with the "hyper-scroll" feature and have the mouse behave the old way.I use graphic design programs and I need the wheel click to work the traditional way instead of "hyper-scroll" for these programs, or else I lose functionality.In AutoCAD specifically, clicking the wheel down gives you a "pan" command and scrolling the wheel gives you "zoom in-zoom out" command. I can't imagine not having the pan command on a wheel press, I use it about 500 times a day at least while working.Is there any way to remove "hyper-scrolling", and has anyone used this mouse on AutoCAD and find that the wheel still "pans" when depressed?Thanks « Show Less
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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.
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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.
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Well you have your standard Mouse1(Left)Mouse2(right)Mouse3(scrollwheel) Mouse4(Side Bottom button) Mouse5(side Upper Button) Mouse 4-5 are what pretty much make it a gaming mouse since you can use them to program in game. The Button next/on top of Mouse One is really just a auto double Click. and Your DPI Which goes Red1000,Green1600,Blue2400,White3200 DPI. hope this answers your question
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I think it can be used as normal mouse in Mac without any specify behavior like scroll, etc. Because the software IntelliPoint is only for Windows.
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There is no scroll wheel. The top of the mouse acts like a track pad so you click and hold and move another finger to operate it. It is kind of a track pad/mouse hybrid. I love it but it may not work quite so well for you if the scroll wheel is essential.
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3 thumb buttons. One button the right side of the mouse. Right and left click buttons up and down dpi changing buttons. And the scroll wheel goes left right and inward. That's 11 hope this helped. If you have anymore questions you can email me at dev12692 @ g mail dot com
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I've never had a problem with the scroll wheel. The button that makes it a free wheeled scroll is awesome. This is the best mouse I've ever owned. I don't do any gaming so not sure how well it would work for games.
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I don't know if this was a G500 issue, but the one issue I get a lot is when I middle click links it does not register properly and just scrolls the page all the way down. Not an issue I've ever had on any other mouse.Update: Okay I played around with the settings and found out the issue described above was due to the left and right click on the wheel being assigned to page up and down, apparently they can be easily clicked when quickly pressing middle mouse button. I unassigned them and it hasn't happened since.
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there's a button on the mouse near the wheel...if you push the button down, the mouse moves fluid, if you click the button so up, then it's chunck chunk chunk....ironically that works well for me b/c for some softwares i need chunky, and others i need fluid.
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Hey J, I found the software nomenclature to be a bit confusing. Mode, was not clearly defined. This turned out to be your profiles. They are selected with a button on the bottom of the Venus mouse. Each of the five different profiles (mode 1-5) has an indicator color which lights the scroll wheel. In the profile setup you have a series of five DPI presets each with a pair of sliders for x and y axis. Generally you would want the x-y to be parallel. But for a special program use you may want it slow left and right and fast up and down. In that case the x-y sliders would not be parallel. These are selected from within the current profile (mode) with the up-down arrows behind the scroll wheel. This will light up a series of 1 to 5 lights on the top of the mouse indicating which DPI setting you have engaged. You may like 5 lights but prefer a slower setting just pull the x-y sliders down to the desired setting in the 5th DPI.
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I'm certain you're right about scrolling for Windows, however for the Mac it's a different story. The user guide and the SetPoint software included on the CD are for Windows XP and Vista only. The Logitech website offers no help and no software for Mac. The Mac recognizes the Marble Mouse right away and it works as it should-sans those small scroll buttons. Too bad!John Schubert
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old post but it does have clicks between each scroll both thumb and normal scrolls do and the normal scroll middle click is a little harder then a standard mouse but i like it its not to hard to press but enough to prevent accidental hitting of the button when scrolling.
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You can right click. So left click, right click, scroll wheel, and the scroll wheel clicks, too. There's also a tiny button that says dpi... or maybe idp upside-down that I have never noticed until just now. I don't know what it does.
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I think you push the button on the side and then scroll with the wheel. I got stuck in a Chinese menu for a couple of days. Google the model and get some English instructions. They help but are not perfect. Sorry it took so long to respond.
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Sometimes. I just resized my browser window so I'd have a scroll bar at the bottom. I clicked the scroll wheel and the mouse icon changed to the circle with arrows in all four directions: up, down, left, and right. When I moved the mouse left and right, it scrolled appropriately. Then I tried the same thing in Word. No go--up and down only. And in Windows Explorer, there is no wheel scrolling at all. (Note that all of this was testing the scroll function by clicking the wheel, not just regular scrolling with the wheel which works everywhere it's supposed to or attempting to move the wheel itself from side to side which doesn't happen on this mouse.) Sometimes. I just resized my browser window so I'd have a scroll bar at the bottom. I clicked the scroll wheel and the mouse icon changed to the circle with arrows in all four directions: up, down, left, and right. When I moved the mouse left and right, it scrolled appropriately. Then I tried the same thing in Word. No go--up and down only. And in Windows Explorer, there is no wheel scrolling at all. (Note that all of this was testing the scroll function by clicking the wheel, not just regular scrolling with the wheel which works everywhere it's supposed to or attempting to move the wheel... » Read More Sometimes. I just resized my browser window so I'd have a scroll bar at the bottom. I clicked the scroll wheel and the mouse icon changed to the circle with arrows in all four directions: up, down, left, and right. When I moved the mouse left and right, it scrolled appropriately. Then I tried the same thing in Word. No go--up and down only. And in Windows Explorer, there is no wheel scrolling at all. (Note that all of this was testing the scroll function by clicking the wheel, not just regular scrolling with the wheel which works everywhere it's supposed to or attempting to move the wheel itself from side to side which doesn't happen on this mouse.) « Show Less
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By default it's just a generic programmable button. I set it to act as the mouse wheel click, because I don't like clicking the mouse wheel. You can set it to practically anything you want through the software though, like keystrokes or macros. Hope that helps!
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No, it's just a regular two-way scroll wheel. It can be pressed as a third button, but that's nothing to write home about.