Are the gestures customizable? I am particularly interested in whether middle click can be assigned to a gesture that I like. (From the manual found on the manufacturer's website, the default for middle click seems to be pressing both physical buttons...
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You can customize using third party apps, but the gestures are win8... I think in the control panel you can customize some, but middle click is simulated as per the manufacturer instructions
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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.
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No it's not, but it has hand tracking software in it. I haven't figured it out yet. It will allow you to move the mouse icon with hand gestures
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The question I have aside from the issue of multi-touch is this, why doesn't the manufacturer and the elocity web site state"multi-touch" or show that function being demonstrated in a video? Surely they understand and can appreciate the value thatfunction has for a great many potential buyers. The fact they choose not to use that verbiage signals to me that it isn't truemulti-touch.
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I have tried it on my Macbook. The main gestures work: left click, right click, scroll up and down, three finger slide for page forward or backward. Right now, I am using it on my computer at work. This computer has windows 7. There a lot of gestures work, too. Best part is, you don't have to install a special driver. It works right out of the box an an Apple computer as well as on a Windows 7 PC.
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I believe the controls are customizable but the defaults are (this taken from the manual): Directional Buttons/Left Stick : Move Character L1/R1 : Toggle between characters in free play Triangle : Change Char / Hold to X-form in to a big LEGO figure Square: Attack / Shoot / Hold to Aim Circle : Build / Use / Activate / Special Ability or Weapon X : Jump / Double tap to hover, double jump, or combat roll Right Stick : Move Camera R3 : Look / Rotate Map Touchpad : Map Options Button : Pause / In-game options Hope this helps you decide. It's a great game.
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None at all. It still does not support gestures for Windows 8. That being said, you get the basics on each. Left click, right click, and touch sensitive scrolling.
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Yes you can transpose it has dedicated buttons for that. The adjustable touch feature has 3 settings. For me normal is working best. In my opinion this piano is the best you can get for under 2000.00 dollars. I play it daily.
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As of right now, it can only replace mouse clicks with a free program called GlovePie. It does not always work as it should, even with the Glovepie settings. I use my Fragpedal for mouse clicking more than I do my Stinkyboard. This is my biggest compliant about the Stinkyboard is that they did not make the default buttons set to a mouse. I have no clue why they did this, when a mouse default would have made more sense. There is talk they may change this in the future.
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Yes that is correct. sorry for responding so late. I guess they did it that way because of the way you are holding the remote. Your thumb is right next to the left click, you get used to it :)
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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 feel your pain... I tried to find a way, and as far as I could tell, there is no way. The inability to customize is a real downside of this otherwise nice mouse. I'm hoping they upgrade the software to include that, but I sort of doubt they will.
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Yes it is clickable. if you push down near the palm end, nothing happens, but at the finger tip end, the entire surface acts like a physical button like on a traditional mouse. The main difference is that the touch surface detects which side was being touched during the click and translates that to a left or right button click.
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Yes, I noticed that too - it's annoying! You can just lightly tap on the trackpad/touchpad to "click" on things and avoid using the noisy button, at least when left-clicking on things (which is what we're usually doing anyway), but when right-clicking you still need to use the button.
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I don't think so. If you go to Logitech's community forums, there are numerous pleas from owners to enable two-finger right click and three finger middle click. You'd think it would be a simple thing to do - just a quick software update. But i haven't heard anything yet.
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The touchpad handles right clicks by tap in the lower right hand corner. There is no physical button and there is no click noise. It works well. By the way, I've been using Chromebooks recently, and I thought they had a two finger tap for a right click, but maybe not. That's another story.
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I am not using that setup so this is only theory. I am able to customize the buttons within each app I choose on my pc. The device itself is just a simple plug and play (think wireless mouse). No software comes with it so you have to use the app software to adjust the input buttons.As long as there is a "hotkey" setup in your preferences somewhere in the software you use there shouldn't be a problem. That said, as soon as I plugged mine into my pc the "dvd" media buttons worked fine in 3 different "dvd" apps I use. Again, I've never even seen what you have in person but I would not think there would be a problem as it basically takes over your normal keypad. I am not using that setup so this is only theory. I am able to customize the buttons within each app I choose on my pc. The device itself is just a simple plug and play (think wireless mouse). No software comes with it so you have to use the app software to adjust the input buttons.As long as there is a "hotkey" setup in your preferences somewhere in the software you use there shouldn't be a problem. That said, as soon as I plugged mine into my pc the "dvd" media buttons worked fine in 3 different "dvd" apps I use. Again, I've never even seen what you... » Read More I am not using that setup so this is only theory. I am able to customize the buttons within each app I choose on my pc. The device itself is just a simple plug and play (think wireless mouse). No software comes with it so you have to use the app software to adjust the input buttons.As long as there is a "hotkey" setup in your preferences somewhere in the software you use there shouldn't be a problem. That said, as soon as I plugged mine into my pc the "dvd" media buttons worked fine in 3 different "dvd" apps I use. Again, I've never even seen what you have in person but I would not think there would be a problem as it basically takes over your normal keypad. « Show Less