Can you tap to click anywhere on the pad, or do you have to use the designated click areas?
812881
You touch anywhere on the pad, but the left and right mouse functions are specific areas on the pad.
812882
You can tap anywhere on the pad. Click with one finger for left click or with two fingers for right click, on a Windows 7 PC anyway...
1721533
yes it does. with the logitech software u can set the sensitivity of the taps. also, there are a MESS of other options (ex. when on internet, three fingers slide to left will go back to prev page) that can be adjusted/assigned for actions.
1201820
YES, select-drag and double tap works the same as typical mouse or trackpad. you can program how functions respond to different gestures (e.g. tap by different number of fingers). overall it's fairly slick :)
605404
That is correct. It has only one shift key, and it is on the left. It also has no way to disable the 'tap to click' on the touchpad so keep that in mind as well.
87503
You can, but when I did it froze up and i had to reboot. Do a google search on yours and it brings up several problems with the Mouse and finger pad.
888791
I wish I could. I think the Seller should have some Link or info to. I know I wanted to Lock the Touch Pad since I was using Keyboard so the document would not Errouniously move on me. But, I just worked around it and put a cut out from a file folder over it taped where It would not feel the sensitivity of my hands hitting the Touch Pad. If I need the Touch Pad, I just fold it back. Hope You get something from the Vendor on this. Good Information to have and I agree it should be somewhere.ScoTT
1990013
The touchpad works as a clickpad. To left click you can either tap the touchpad, or you can press down and click the entire touch surface to perform a left click.I havn't had a chance to actually confirm this (I'll do so tomorrow when I have a chance) but the intuitive thing that I'm very sure I've done in the past in order to right click is to either tap or click in the in the lower right corner of the touchpad. The touchpad is very responsive and responds very well to either clicks or gestures. It's on par with the best laptop touchpads I've used.
1925287
At the bottom of the track pad. You can either tap the pad for a mouse click (one finger left, two right) or at the bottom is an area that you can push to click that way. There's no split between the pad and the buttons, just a slightly raised marker line across the bottom and between the two "buttons".
1825018
Yes it is clickable. if you push down near the palm end, nothing happens, but at the finger tip end, the entire surface acts like a physical button like on a traditional mouse. The main difference is that the touch surface detects which side was being touched during the click and translates that to a left or right button click.
551667
Super easy, just a tap of a button; you can even use the sticker that's half trackpad, half number, so you can do both at the same time
1990009
Pushing into the pad on the right side is "right click" and pushing into the pad on the left side is "left click"
1201826
Double tapping works like left double clicking for opening a document. To drag, you would press down on the bottom left or right corner, then while holding that down, use a finger to drag. Hope that helps.
9948
Yes. You can left-click, right-click, scroll with the wheel, AND, yes, click with the wheel..
95402
There is a touch pad on both sides of the trackball that you swipe up or down to scroll. The positioning of the touch pads make it so I can use this mouse with either hand. The only caution I have is that you do not touch the top of the mouse while you are operating the trackball. I have small hands, so when using the trackball with my right hand, I usually put my thumb on the left button, my index finger on the track ball, the middle finger above the touch pads on the mouse where it can easily be put to use on scroll pad, and my ring finger on the right button. I invert this position when I am using my left hand. There is a touch pad on both sides of the trackball that you swipe up or down to scroll. The positioning of the touch pads make it so I can use this mouse with either hand. The only caution I have is that you do not touch the top of the mouse while you are operating the trackball. I have small hands, so when using the trackball with my right hand, I usually put my thumb on the left button, my index finger on the track ball, the middle finger above the touch pads on the mouse where it can easily be put to use on scroll pad, and my ring finger on the right button. I invert this position when... » Read More There is a touch pad on both sides of the trackball that you swipe up or down to scroll. The positioning of the touch pads make it so I can use this mouse with either hand. The only caution I have is that you do not touch the top of the mouse while you are operating the trackball. I have small hands, so when using the trackball with my right hand, I usually put my thumb on the left button, my index finger on the track ball, the middle finger above the touch pads on the mouse where it can easily be put to use on scroll pad, and my ring finger on the right button. I invert this position when I am using my left hand. « Show Less
1466106
You need to press the surface for clicking, but scrolling is like capacitive touch screen. If you install the Logitech driver for Windows, you get middle button by clicking at the lower part of the surface with two fingers (very cumbersome, and doesn't work under linux).
1035480
I do not own it but am I am researching this keyboard also. According to the manual at Adesso's web site, the touchpad does have a tap to click feature. I'm not sure if the feature can be turned off. Keyboard owner manuals at http://adesso.com/index.php/en/support/techical-support/drivers-and-manuals
992518
You can right click. So left click, right click, scroll wheel, and the scroll wheel clicks, too. There's also a tiny button that says dpi... or maybe idp upside-down that I have never noticed until just now. I don't know what it does.