how do you operate the zoom/ magnifier on ths mouse?
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you drag the center gray roller which you can see in the picture with your finger.
673149
Go into Playback mode and push "MENU" button. Select "SET-UP". Then select "IMAGE DISP"...here you will find Zoom (Continuous) to turn on or off.
518183
sounds like you need to adjust the eye piece, " the lens nearest your eye ". There's a lock ring behind the zoom adjustment , loosen this ring and twist the eye piece to meet your needs. Hope this helps you.
1116384
Hey justin, yeah the scrolling is sensitive, its kind of hard to control. But the software thats used with the mouse lets you tweak and adjust, like -double tap(front or back of touch area) to zoom in or out. -switch between apps -go to start screen(win 8, no clue what it does in Win7). I recently switched to double tap to zoom much easier for me then the touch scroll. Also double tap to zoom is a little slower.
565026
I'm using this mouse right now - - and it's installed on a Windows 7 machine.Just plug it in, and let Windows find the drivers.
2244047
Are you talking about the two finger zoom by spreading your fingers apart on the touchpad to zoom out or pinching them together to zoom back in? If so, that's a feature in the Mouse Control Panel under the 'Device Settings' tab, called 'Pinch'. It can be disabled by de-selecting the check box in the Pinch settings subheading. I don't know of any other zoom feature.
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To go from low to higher magnification, you just press the rocker switch on the top of the unit. Each time you press the switch the unit goes up in magnification till it reaches 32 X. Pressing the other side of the rocker switch lowers the magnification.
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I make all my adjustments by holding the base with one hand, ie. the lamp from the double bar that supports the lamp, then with the other hand move the lamp up or down or side to side; for the magnifier and theclip, hold the flexible arm attached at the opposite end of the clip or magnifier, then, make the adjustments by moving the flexible arm up or down or side to side and twisting the magnifier or the clip to the position you want with the other hand.
2101600
hello, of course it can, just press the button and up arrow will make the zoom, you click on down arrow button, and zoom out
1115849
You can program them, but you have to pull down the drivers from the web site at www.e-blue.jp There's a technical support link at the bottom, then a "dowmload" (sic) link for the mouse driver. Then you can pick from a list of functions you can bind to the various buttons.
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I couldn't find any default software to do it, but I programmed them with a program called x-mouse button control and it works fine.
1188700
The zoom function is part of the flash, not the remote trigger. You can only adjust power levels remotely.
1273732
That's a Windows thing as far as I know. I don't have this mouse anymore, but if I recall correctly, the scroll wheel of that mouse isn't a button.
1988572
the only buttons on side are for left to right adjustment of scope and up and down.....the turn on and color adjustments are unfortunately located right behind scope or to the rear...which is ok if you do not have a EO TECH magnifier.....it presents a tight fit....you almost have to tilt magnifier to the side position to turn on the transverse.....I do have a night vision scope as well...have not used the EO tech with it yet......hope that helps
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You are stick in a zoom, you can only focus on your target, i as well though u can zoom in and zoom out as u would like to,but u cant
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Didnt recieve any software with the mouse and could not locate any. Now, having said that, its fairly easy to set the function for each of the buttons. Simply press the key on the keyboard you want a button to use while holding down the button on the mouse.....wait a minute...I think its the other way round...hold down the keyboard then select the mouse button...hmmm.....cant remember now for sure...<laugh> Doesnt matter, just try either way and whichever one will work.
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try inside the mouse....where the batteries go...there is a little slot in there for it