Can functions be mapped to keyboard shortcuts or mouse functions for use with unsupported programs?
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Actually, mapping to keyboard keys is how it works for all applications that are not preconfigured.
166451
YES!!!!! it will support any mouse related program and if you dig you can find a config for it I use this shuttle everyday with video and I fly through my projects! I use in conjunction with a Logictech M570 wireless mouse and a I have three monitors set up. Great question!
166452
Yes, it actually allows for you to choose any *.exe to create a profile for.
1377571
No, there was no documentation. Just plug in the keyboard and it works. The shortcut buttons are auto assigned.
1207171
Hm. I'm starting to wonder if you play DayZ.Anyway, yes. Any of the buttons on the mouse can be remapped to any function (such as a keystroke or macro) that you wish via the included configuration software. I'm kind of surprised I haven't done that yet, myself.
411263
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.
2236892
The keyboard will type, but the program to bind keys to other functions will not work at all.
2011128
Hi Allie, I haven't used that function bc you can touch the screen and it will pop up select or select all and then Copy...But I tried to do command + C and command + P and did not work. However I LOVE these keyboard! Luciana
1949230
The only way to do it is to set a macro and just set to a key on your keyboard and set the action to that key in game. Windows doesn't seem to recognize the button.
1720717
I usually use an external mouse. However, clicking the right end of the bar should work.
445137
No, but you can get X-Mouse Button Control from download. It's free!! It's great too
1655899
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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Dee, I just checked and yes you can assign the button any keyboard command, as well as middle click or right click. You just have to download Wacom's tablet drivers off their site.
713680
Yes. Use the Fn key in combo with the arrow keys. &lt;Fn + Left&gt; = Home &lt;Fn + Right&gt; = End &lt;Fn + Up&gt; = Page Up &lt;Fn + Down&gt; = Page Down ...good question. I more-or-less stumbled across that lol (actually, I think it's pretty standard for smaller laptops with keyboards sans those keys, but I'd long ago forgotten).
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Yes, you are able to set the programmable buttons to whatever key on your keyboard. If you get the mouse, just go into the driver program that comes with the mouse, and you'll see the list of all the buttons on the mouse ordered 1-7. Just click one and choose the option "single key". Then just press the key you want binded, and that's it. Sorry if that was really on-going. I just wanted to be descriptive.
1207168
Yes, Just download the software for the mouse and you can change the "+/-" into whatever action you would like.I've done the same on Battlefield and it works great.
1497351
The Powermate will let you program pretty much any key-press into its functions. You could certainly set it up such that either the "click" or the "click-and-hold" function presses the space bar.
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I'm not sure as I don't use those "non function" keys. Keep in mind, to use the traditional function key you have to hold the activate function key at the bottom left corner. If you don't, you can be in the middle of a game, for example, and suddenly activate a media player. It's mapped in reverse to the traditional keyboard. I'll try to test it tonight.
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Yes, you can map shortcut keys to specific buttons and have multiple programs setup with different profiles. Works really well for any repetitive processes.