It looks like it only has 1 mouse button. How do you right-click?
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Click on the right side of the pad to right click. Tap on the left side to select or enter.
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just push on the right or left side of the button for right or left clicking
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It is one piece, but it works. The sensors are at either end. Left side of it is the left mouse button, right side is the right...
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it has different pressure sensors where the right and left mouse buttons should be
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I usually use an external mouse. However, clicking the right end of the bar should work.
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No. You can R and L click. It doesnt have buttons, so it appears that you can't Click left or right but you most definately can. Its a pretty cool mouse!
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The L and R buttons underneath the large mouse button stand for Left Click and Right Click. Those are what you push to select something.
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By default it's just a generic programmable button. I set it to act as the mouse wheel click, because I don't like clicking the mouse wheel. You can set it to practically anything you want through the software though, like keystrokes or macros. Hope that helps!
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I have Windows 7 on my desktop. When I put in the USB device it searched Windows Update for a driver and installed it. The mouse seems to work fine although I haven't been able to find out how to adjust the two side buttons.
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I'm not sure what 'one button search' means. This mouse has 5 buttons, left, right, back, forward click, the dpi button and the scroll wheel.
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Well I myself almost always use a mouse. But the response from Becky seems helpful. She says it can, by pressing (Fn and F7 simultaneously. It's worth a try!!
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I only have one but there's a button on the bottom for left and right I think you set one to the left and the other to the right. Check the instructions.
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Yes the surface is clickable took a few days to get used to it there is no right or left button you just click right or left side if mouse . Once I got used it for awhile I really like the mouse
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Seriously 2 steps. Plug in the USB that comes with the mouse. Then use the mouse. Amazingly easy and worth every penny. You can repeat these steps with any computer you need too as well. I have used mine on 3 separate laptops with no problems.
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The mouse is completely programmable under Linux. I run this on startup, the smaller left button activates muti directional scroll wheel and the two bigger buttons pressed together emulate the middle button: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11690808/
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It's a standard 7 button mouse (5 clickable usable, the scroll wheel, and a DPI adjustment). They recommend you use a program like X-Mouse if you want to program any of the buttons.
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I'm not familiar with MAC a lot, but I would say that the buttons on the mouse are respond to the standard 3 and 4 buttons and if you would install any software/driver that had a configuration for more then 2 buttons, you would be able to configure them. it does not have to be a kensinngton software, it has to have an option for more than 2 button to configure.
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No. You can R and L click. It doesnt have buttons, so it appears that you can't Click left or right but you most definately can.Its a pretty cool mouse!
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There are actually two buttons which are right below the "dpi" button. It's a little hard to see in the photo but as you hold/grip the mouse (or visualize with the picture) right above where your thumb rests is the "forward" and "back" buttons. They are very slender; and very handy.
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The device is plug and play, so they're equipped with default functions. Left-click, scroll wheel, and right-click are self-explanatory. The two side buttons allow you to go forward or back on web browsers.If you want to program the buttons, consider installing a scripting program such as AutoHotKey. It allows you to give specific functions to specific buttons. For example, you can bind one of the side buttons to open up Microsoft word, etc.
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David -Actually there are five buttons total on the mouse. On the "thumb side" of the mouse there are two narrow buttons for forward/backward, at the curve towards the top is a button fro DPI and then on the "finger" side of there are the "left" and "right" mouse buttons.