can different keystrokes be assigned to the programmable buttons for different programs? How many?
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It says they are, but I have not tried them. Also, it does not give you a manual when you purchase the item.
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Yes they can. Currently only the amount of buttons can be keybound, without adding shift or cntl. But the amount is almost endless. I have all button bound, and again with holdin shift, and again for holdin cntl just for wow. It's very customizable.
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Hello MarceloYes you can. I have one as Ctrl and one key as Shift. I use them in combination with the mouse buttons to select and move/copy items in Windows. In this case, the key must have only one code assigned to it (Ctrl OR Shift OR Alt) otherwise you need to supply the key-up code as well.
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The Logitech gaming mouse software that allow you to program buttons does include volume up and volume downin the Button functions - which are the easiest items to assing to buttons. ( not that the other item - Keystrokes and MAcros are much harder)I am using gaming software version 8.46. having 16 Button functions; the ability to assign keystrokes to a button and the ability to assign macros to a button. ( should pretty much allow you to do anything you like with a mouse button)
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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.
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The keyboard can switch between three sets of key/macro mappings to the G-function keys. M1 selects the first set, M2 the second, etc. On the 510 that means you can have 3 x 18 macro keys from which to choose.
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Not as far a I know in standard usage. I imagine if you have a program like AutoHotKey installed you could map something to an F key. It does have a Function key but it is for switching to lesser used characters. You can use things like chrome shortcuts instead like ctrl T or Ctrl shift T
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not ACTUALLY programmable if i'm not mistaken. the wired version (the one i have) has 5 buttons if you include l/r/m as buttons. the only two "extra" are on the left side for your thumb. most games bind actions to them without a problem however.
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I don't think so, sadly. I mean, you can map custom keys to the 1-12 buttons, but you can't make macros with the mouse. If you wanted, you could, say, have the "=" key on your keyboard press 1, 2, and 3 on the keyboard (You'd have to configure the macro in-game, if GW2 doesn't have macros, then you'll need a keyboard with programmable keys or a 3rd party program or something), then in Razer Synapse, you could make button 1-12 act as the "-" key, I believe.
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Tintin, Look for a utility called "Sharpkeys". It's a simple to use freebie that will do what you're looking for. What the program does is reassign registry values for the keys you choose. You can make practically any key on the keyboard do what you want by simply pressing the key you want to remap then either choose from a list or press a corresponding key that you want to change to. Save the change and you're good to go. The utility is used by a lot of Eee owners to remap the 'up' arrow key so it becomes a 'shift' key (negating that long reach to the right for the actual shift key). If there's going to be a downside it's that you'll lose the down scroll that the key is currently mapped for (without pressing the Fn key). Cheers
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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.
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Yup, the included software supports keys with modifiers. However, I don't believe complicated macros are possible though.
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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.
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Yes, you can make them type strings of letters and numbers and choose the delay between each keystroke. Anything else you need to know?
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yep, you can program all buttons to do what you want, using the logitech software. I set the button behind the scroll wheel as a middle click.
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Yes, you program the G keys with the logitech gaming software and can program them to any keystroke, multiple keystrokes (which allows for macros), text block, a mouse function, a media function, a hotkey (like alt+f4, copy, paste, etc), make it launch a shortcut, or open your email or web browser.
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Yes, you can program any of the G-keys. You can program then to run combinations.
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Yes, there is a set of dip switches on the back that modify the action of specific keys. Del/backspace is one of them