Does anyone know how to set up the Pen Command and the User Defined buttons?
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If you have installed the software for the tablet go into the control panel and click on tablet setting. It will bring up the pen tablet window which you will go to hot cells at the top. You can then click on each little blue square in the diagram. Some will already be defined and others are undefined. Just click on the define button an set the path to the program you want to start with that button. You can change the ones that are defined also. Hope this helps !! Rick
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After finding the .ini file you mentioned and playing with it for about an hour, I had no success in finding a way to map regular keyboard keys to any of the side buttons. I asked Sharkk support if there was a way and they said no. I'm hoping that maybe in a driver update later that they might since their other mice (I also have their wired gaming mouse) all have the capability. Since I really wanted that functionality on my own mouse, I found a workaround that makes me happy: A Windows program called X-Mouse Button Control by highrez . co . uk. It allows you to program simulated key presses on Mouse Buttons 4 and 5. I have Simulated Key set to {F12} Option 3 During (press on down, release on up). Works like a charm.
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the only programmable thing I have been able to do with it is, use a s-pen gesturing program to turn off the touch screen ( so only pen works ). as far as I know there is no way to program it on its own. it would be up to the art program you sue to let you apply a setting.
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You will need to go into the express scribe program. Click on "options". Select the "control" tab at the top. Your screen should display "enable foot pedal controller" with the box checked (go ahead and check it if it is not already done). Click on the "controller setup wizard" bar. this will take you through a series of pages, on about the 3rd screen you will be able to alter the command map for your foot pedal, or reset to the default commands. Select "change a command" to change the default setup. Select finish at the bottom of the screen when you are done. That should take care of your setup. :o) You will need to go into the express scribe program. Click on "options". Select the "control" tab at the top. Your screen should display "enable foot pedal controller" with the box checked (go ahead and check it if it is not already done). Click on the "controller setup wizard" bar. this will take you through a series of pages, on about the 3rd screen you will be able to alter the command map for your foot pedal, or reset to the default commands. Select "change a command" to change the default setup. Select finish at the bottom of the screen... » Read More You will need to go into the express scribe program. Click on "options". Select the "control" tab at the top. Your screen should display "enable foot pedal controller" with the box checked (go ahead and check it if it is not already done). Click on the "controller setup wizard" bar. this will take you through a series of pages, on about the 3rd screen you will be able to alter the command map for your foot pedal, or reset to the default commands. Select "change a command" to change the default setup. Select finish at the bottom of the screen when you are done. That should take care of your setup. :o) « Show Less
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I'm pretty sure you can only program what the buttons do in game within the game options. As far as the desktop goes, the two side buttons go back and forward (surfing the web), the top buttons change the sensitivity of the mouse, left and right click, scroll etc.
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You can use the mouse and button function to control the software like Snagit or Jing from Techsmith to accomplish what you want. The pointer itself does not have the software capability.
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Try the keyboard short cuts. For example: Cmd + Control + Media Eject on an external keyboard.
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Try X-Mouse. That's usually my go to choice for mouse button configuration when the makers don't have software for it.
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Yes. You can download the mouse managing program here http://e-3lue.com/int/download.html (it's the first one) and them you can program your buttons.
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I downloaded a third-party program to control the buttons. Currently, I'm using a program called X-Mouse Button Control, which allows you to adjust the functions for five buttons and the mouse wheel, which is perfect for this mouse. The only thing I've played with on the program, however, is disabling the side buttons (which worked), so I'm not sure of its entire capability/compatibility.
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Not nearly as easy as it should be. It requires opening up the mouse software and doing it that way. There should be a switch to autochange, sadly there is not.
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Yes, I have mine setup with Cut/Copy/Paste and Shift as the bound commands.
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Press Fn ank OK buttons for mouse right click. It is annotated on the keyboard.
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The instructions state clearly how to do it... but not through the control panel. It is easier than that!1. Right click or touch on the blank area of Windows (I assume you have Windows 8.1)2. Personalize -->Display3. Use the menu on the right hand side. From here you can do anything, resolution, color, text size, etc.Hope this helped!
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Yes, it will work, but not as convenient for the button corresponding to the right-hand mouse button Since it is on the left-hand side of the pen-mouse.
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I haven't used that one. It does type in any window I've used it in. But getting complicated with it is a lot easier in a text window than something like Pages with a lot of commands.
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Ted is correct, I just verified the GUI does allow ctrl/alt/shift/windows key modifiers in addition to mouse clicks (left, right, and middle) I have not used them so I cannot verify that they work properly.