Can I use the wheel to click?
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yes the wheel just needs to be defined/assigned as a button within the controller software.
1825996
It was a gift so I don't have the click or manual. You can search the web and get answers even download manual. Good luck.
2026517
change the wheel value around a little then set it on the right one. Then there should be be a choice and the right button will scroll between metric and miles chose the one and left button confirms. I had a tough time getting it right and just played with the two buttons till I hit on the miles and tried to never again touch the button as it changes everything just when you had it right. Controls are a little "Loosy goosy" Bottom line I really like it BUT careful of the buttons
710467
The scroll wheel has a number of functions: 1. Rotate wheel to scroll up-down - works fine 2. Moving the wheel left/right (clicks left/right) to scroll left/right - works fine 3. Pressing down (click down) - this is the tricky operation because if you don't press directly downwards there is a good chance you will inadvertently activate the left/right scroll feature. The required down force is also somewhat more than the needed for the other buttons. I think that this is the nature of this mouse.
1975818
It's very easy, I do it often. You can try to use the 'bar' alone, which a little tricky, because you would have to 'roll' it in to place. The easiest way is to highlight what you want moved with the mouse, then with your Left hand hold the 'Left click' button down and 'drag' it with the mouse with your right hand. Very easy indeed! You will usually use both hands to do a lot of functions with the roller mouse, which is why it is much easier on your hands. There is a demo at the mouse' home page, or at least there used to be. Be glad to answer anything else, if you'd like.
1833573
The wheel clicks left and right so I suppose you could program it to the arrows.
1971946
"Yes" for Windows users and "No" for Mac users. With the Windows software downloaded from Logitech the wheel can be pressed downward for an additional button. The software allows you to select the action to be taken when the wheel is pressed. The wheel also tilts right and left and the resulting actions are also programmable. None of these additional features work with the Mac.
917405
No there is not, just left click, right click and scroll. The button above the scroll wheel, I have not figured out what it does. The right click button is on the left side.
195656
It is switchable, similar to the MX Revolution. To switch you press the button just below the wheel instead of pressing the wheel.
8616
No. Bought this for my autistic grandson, and after a few days he had it mastered. You just lean to turn the wheels.
260217
Once you install the Logitech software: The "middle click" button (right below the wheel if seen from the top) is programmable as are all other extra buttons. The Left and Right click buttons can only be swapped. I imagine this is to choose left or right handed. The wheel itself is not programmable but it lets you switch between smooth scrolling and stepped (bumpy) scrolling...
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Yes. Basically you configure the three pedals to act like either a left or right mouse click, or some other keys. You can configure it for left mouse click, move the pointer to the pause icon, and it should work as you request. pfargen@hotmail.com
1095340
Yes. But not all of the special features function. The wheel is the middle button. And you have 2 "left" buttons.At work I had one on my Linux work station and one on my laptop.
191069
The scroll wheel does click as it is being used. Although it does click in as a button, you need to program it to mimic say the left or right mouse button.
782734
yes, prress stop then hold down the wheel right side or left. if you press the wheel in play, it wiil slow forward or reverse.
1541190
If you are talking about clicking the wheel right to left to go forward and back, it doesn't work on this one.
1471627
It clicks. Not does it have an option for a flywheel mode. My new mouse does, and I've found it come in handy quite often.