How do you make it so that the windows (i.e. Firefox, Word, etc) open in whatever monitor my mouse pointer is currently at?
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I'm not sure if this will do exactly what you want, but some of my users use an application called "UltraMon" to assist in our multiple monitor environment. Google it for details.
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There is no way to have a application open up on the screen that you are pointing your mouse to. The way that it works is the screen that you last had the application open on when you close it is the same window that it will open up again. Hope that helps.
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The Asus monitor seems to work just like any other second monitor. What you are asking is not how I use it with Windows 7 or know how to do. I don't think it works that way with any Windows 7 setup. But in any event, how I use the second monitor is to have it work as a part of a larger, single environment. Window 7 calls it "extend". I open up the window I want in the first monitor, make sure it isn't maximized, and then drag it to the Asus monitor. Once you do that any future windows you wish to open with that application will go there. It doesn't matter where your mouse is.
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Use the scroll bar in the window (click drag), page up/down or the arrow keys. But honestly, this is a child's mouse made for small hands and simple games.
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That's kind of a two part answer so bear with me lol. There is supposed to be a way, but the manual is in Chinese and I haven't translated it yet. There are almost always ways to force it if nothing else. You can do it through windows display preferences, that is probably the easiest way since it directly controls all monitor orientations.
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Try going into your control panel, than to Ease of access, than Ease of access center. Usually you can change settings for the mouse, keyboard and different types of visual display there. If that doesn't work, try messing around with it. Hope it helps
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Bucar, Orderd the mouse scanner but didn't use it because resolution too low for my needs. Sorry can't help.
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I programmed mine to Alt + Tab. It allows me to switch between programs very easily. I feel severely restricted without it on other computers, now.
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Yes, there is. Depending on the program, it will appear automatically. You can also select it from the taskbar.
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I usually use an external mouse. However, clicking the right end of the bar should work.
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In Windows, as easy as going into Screen Resolution and changing the orientation
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There's an option in the Microsoft Mouse and Keyboard Center program that you install for the product (the software can be grabbed from the Microsoft web site as well). Go to multi touch trackpad settings and scroll to "Flip scrolling direction" which you can toggle to change the scrolling direction.
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Yes. Any Windows 7 computer can do so via the input/mouse options within the control panel. You can also configure it to automatically be disabled if a mouse if plugged in and functional when the mouse is unplugged.
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There should be software that came with the mouse. When installed it should be in the control panel. Click on the mouse icon and a menu of choices appears. Under Buttons click the drop down menu for the button you want to magnify and there is a long list of options. The button on the side is listed as Magnify as a default but you can change any button to do what you want. Hope this is clear enough. Regards
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The CD that comes with the monitor has a piece of software you can install called Screen+. Once this is installed you can drag a program such as Word or your Browser towards a corner and you will see a box appear. When you release the mouse button the program will fill that corner box.
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There is a tiny little elongated button where your thumb goes. Took a while before I discovered it. If you push the back of it [nearest your wrist] you get to the previous window you were on and then push the tiny front part and you return to your starting page. Hope I understood you correctly and that this helps. Win 7 is what I have.
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I have a track ball set up on it. But probably not enough room for a standard mouse to be moved aroubd
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If you install the free software called X-mouse, they can be easily configured to do whatever you'd like. Love it! I use them for copy/paste, but I think out of the box, they function as forward/back for web surfing.
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It depends on whether you're using Mac or Windows. On Mac you go to Settings > Displays > Arrangment > Uncheck "Mirror Displays"you can also move which side you want the display on too by moving the smaller square around.I'm not completely sure on PC though since I haven't used the two screen thing on PC as of yet.