Can the mouse magnify text
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not directly .. the browser and FLASH or equiv typically do that .. this mouse is a very simple mouse .. you move it, and the cursor moves .. just like it should
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No. It does not have a mouse. It's typically used to advance a power point presentation from one slide to another. If you need to click on something on a slide, you will have to return to your computer to do so.
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Mouse for computer - if computer is using the smart TV screen for viewing then yes
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No, not really. You can use it to scroll and zoom in on some document formats, but the controls are clunky. It is a great tool for 2D and 3D CAD though.
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No, it doesn't have a mouse. You can move the cursor with the arrow keys or with your finger on the screen.
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Yes! Not only does it not have a driver, you can change everything easily through your system preferences, as th DPI is directly associated with the mouse.
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Yes, The Magnifier software can be installed on any Windows based computer. Desktop, Laptop, Notebook, even Windows 8 Tablets. It will allow you to magnify your screen from .1x up to 40x in 1/10th step increments, so you can adjust the magnification to exactly what you need. It is not a piece of glass or plastic, but a powerful software program that magnifies any applications, the internet, and anything that appears on the screen. You can get a demo to try it out at www.themagnifier.us, then come back to Amazon.com to purchase it.The IMG Customer Support Team
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Yes. I have optical mouse and it works great. I love the size it is wide and the mouse glides on it. The mouse is very precise on it.
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The magnifier creates a box around the pointer arrow that moves when you move your mouse. So the magnifying box moves over whatever you point at. And the box size is adjustable. Just hold the magnifying button down and adjust the size of the box by moving the mouse left and right or up and down, then release the button. The magnifier can be turned on and off by simply clicking the button on the side of the mouse (the same button used to adjust the box size).I love it; however, my wife does not. She doesn't use the magnifier and she keeps hitting the button that turns it on.
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You might try something like a digital magnifier, that would probably be your best option. I looked online for you and found this one:http://www.firststreetonline.com/product.jsp?id=30803It is much more expensive but it's made for magnifying books, letters and such. I looked on amazon but the 2 magnifiers they have available don't seem to be as good. I hope this helps.
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Maybe. Depends on how big the text is and how good your eyesight is. This monocular has 7x magnification, so reading text using this at a distance of 30 feet is about the same as reading the same text with the naked eye at a distance of 4.3 feet.
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Yes...any computer with a USB port can do that. If the mouse is Bluetooth, this laptop has that functionality as well.
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Consider that this will only give a 2-d perspective. So while helpful for reading, it might not be the best for manipulating small objects. Have you considered a magnifier visor?
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why would it not be you should watch out for the content on the computer the mouse alone cant do much
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Yes- but you have to hold it about an inch from the screen. I use it at work- some of the data in our data bases use a font that is ridiculously small. I hold the magnifier and get my info then put it down. If you wanted to use it non stop to read multiple screens, that may be more difficult.
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I don't think so. My grandson uses it for distance vision and a separate magnifying glass for close up. He said, for him, it does not work for reading.
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If you install the free software called X-mouse, they can be easily configured to do whatever you'd like. Love it! I use them for copy/paste, but I think out of the box, they function as forward/back for web surfing.