Can the functionality of the keys be easily adjusted by Logitech's SetPoint program?
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No, because there is a bug in the Setpoint program. It doesn't work with the M560 additional Mousekeys. Logitech was not able to fix this bug until today and my experiences with the European Logitech support do not make me very confident that they are able to fix it anywhere in the future.
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Yes you can, via the mouse software. There are dozens of options you can assign the DPI buttons, such as single key, combo key, rapid fire/multi-click, middle button, macro, ect. As an example I set to top DPI button to "DPI Switch" which allows you to scroll through all DPI settings and the bottom DPI butto to a keyboard key, such as "TAB".
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Well... I guess you can set it in your "control panel". I only used it for my NBA 2K13 game, so when I plug it in, then I can set the keys in the options in the game. Hope this helps!
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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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Salik, this combo will work with Linux. I have used it on Ubuntu fine. I am not sure if there is compatible software for programming the keys though, as I have not looked. It will work though, it uses the standard USB HID Keyboard and Mouse Drivers which work on almost all operating systems. The software (Logitech SetPoint) is the only thing that is not portable to all OS's but you may be able to find it for Linux. Try looking at this, it should work, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HIDPoint.
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Ted is correct, I just verified the GUI does allow ctrl/alt/shift/windows key modifiers in addition to mouse clicks (left, right, and middle) I have not used them so I cannot verify that they work properly.
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you can adjust volume on the keyboard. hold F3 key and use up/down arrows to adjust
166450
Actually, mapping to keyboard keys is how it works for all applications that are not preconfigured.
1853412
If you're using the logitech software that maps all the keys for you then yes, you can map the key to open a website, toggle another program, etc
567518
Yes, but using the stickers for keyborads and changing the language at the window configuration ode keyboard
1642777
Yes, you can map it anyway you like and it the same as hitting that key on the keyboard. You can even map combinations such as atl+F or ctrl+V into one keystroke. Very handy.
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Yes, but you have to download the program to do it from the Logitech website.
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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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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.
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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
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According to Logitech's own website, they completely support your mouse on the Windows 8 platform (source: http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/32425#Mice)You would program your mouse's macro buttons using the 'Mouse and Keyboard Settings' program that comes with the Logitech drivers package. The program may also be called and titled, 'Logitech SetPoint'.
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Yep! You can program the G keys do do virtually anything you want, including relatively long snippets of text. I believe there's an upper limit but I don't know what it is.