Does the razer software allow you to assign the buttons as "direct input buttons (directx)" so I can configure them using another profiling software?
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the software allows you to do almost any thing that you can do mechanical, if you set it up to do a function such as ctrl+alt+w and set the function up in the other program it might be possible as you can set a button to switch programs and the macro part is quite extensive if i knew more of what you wanted to do in the software i could give you a more definitive answers.however it also depends on the second set of profiling software that you use and the application e.g some app's might work better then others depending on the amount of gui based controles eg web browsers clicking on a button is not easy but you can thell it to write a sentence where you have clicked. the software allows you to do almost any thing that you can do mechanical, if you set it up to do a function such as ctrl+alt+w and set the function up in the other program it might be possible as you can set a button to switch programs and the macro part is quite extensive if i knew more of what you wanted to do in the software i could give you a more definitive answers.however it also depends on the second set of profiling software that you use and the application e.g some app's might work better then others depending on the amount of gui based controles eg web browsers clicking on a... » Read More the software allows you to do almost any thing that you can do mechanical, if you set it up to do a function such as ctrl+alt+w and set the function up in the other program it might be possible as you can set a button to switch programs and the macro part is quite extensive if i knew more of what you wanted to do in the software i could give you a more definitive answers.however it also depends on the second set of profiling software that you use and the application e.g some app's might work better then others depending on the amount of gui based controles eg web browsers clicking on a button is not easy but you can thell it to write a sentence where you have clicked. « Show Less
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I tried to find out and the answer is I don't think so but I can't say for certain. They do allow a bunch of separate profiles and macros. I really like changing the capslock to cntrl on my keyboard
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Hello Laura,I'm not quite sure if this will answer your question or not but here are all the "Button Assignments" options that the Razer Synapse 2.0 offers for the Orbweaver; Default, Keyboard function, Mouse function, Macro, Enter-Device, Switch Keymap, Switch Profile, Launch Program, Joystick, Multimedia, and Disable. If this doesn't answer your question I suggest you go to razers website and contact there support page. Best of luck, Anthony.
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the software allows you to do almost any thing that you can do mechanical, if you set it up to do a function such as ctrl+alt+w and set the function up in the other program it might be possible as you can set a button to switch programs and the macro part is quite extensive if i knew more of what you wanted to do in the software i could give you a more definitive answers.however it also depends on the second set of profiling software that you use and the application e.g some app's might work better then others depending on the amount of gui based controles eg web browsers clicking on a button is not easy but you can thell it to write a sentence where you have clicked.
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If you mean the ability to swap the functions of each button press on the mouse, yes, it's possible, but you need the Razer Synapse software. You can rest easy with this software because it was designed specifically with Razer products in mind. The software allows for many other things like DPI options. If you mean the ability to swap left and right click, then that is a feature built into Windows, so you can change it through control panel. Not entirely sure about other Operating Systems though.
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Try using this free program: http://uberoptions.net/ Supposedly allows you to access / modify all the controls on the logitech mouse. I haven't tried it myself, waiting for my VX nano to come in so I can! But yeah I definitely need the middle click so I hope it works. Good luck.
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Yes. Using the Kensington MouseWorks software that is designed to support the Kensington Expert Mouse a variety of different actions can be assigned to the various buttons including the option that you described in your question. See the following webpage: http://www.kensington.com/us/us/6498/trackballworks™-customization-software#.VMwu492RCpU
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It's a right handed design, it's not confortable to use with your left hand, the shape of the mouse and the button placement would make it very odd. Razer has some ambidextrous options
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If the controller is in "Xinput" mode, then most recent games (Including Assassin's Creed 3) will already have the buttons set for you. :)
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I'm pretty sure you can only program what the buttons do in game within the game options. As far as the desktop goes, the two side buttons go back and forward (surfing the web), the top buttons change the sensitivity of the mouse, left and right click, scroll etc.
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It does, But I very strongly recommend against the purchase of this mouse or any Razer product for that matter. The software necessary to use this mouse properly is terrible, constant crashes and extremely slow. The mouse hardware is constrcued quite poorly. It feels cheaply made. After I have owned it for just over a year I have had consistent issues with the device. Razer's support hasn't been any help and frankly neglected my issues with the device.
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Sure, why not? In fact, I haven't even used it for gaming yet! hahaha You can adjust the DPI in the lower middle button. So, you can adjust to basically any situation you could use it! And in the customization software you can define which are the four DPI configurations you want. (That's what these blue lights next to the left button are four, they show you which speed is currently activated based on these four settings you specified)Hope this helps :)
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It will work with all operating systems even without specific drivers, you will benefit most by getting the drivers direct from razerzone.com
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Yes. You can download the mouse managing program here http://e-3lue.com/int/download.html (it's the first one) and them you can program your buttons.
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By default, the button on the left is treated as "right click" and the button on the right is treated as "left click" (so backwards from a traditional moue). With the Razer software you can set up a profile to auto load that switches this, sensetivity, macros, etc.
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Yes, with the Evoluent Mouse Manager software you can reprogram the buttons but I haven't used it in years.
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Yes. All of the buttons are programmable and can also be set to customize automatically based on the active program being used. Download the Mouse and Keyboard Center software here to make changes: http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/downloads/mouse-keyboard-center
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There's a pattern with peripherals with a lot of custom options that don't seem to work with the eagle eye. To my knowledge and experience, buttons that are added other than standard buttons from a company to both mouse and keyboard won't be accessible by the eagle eye's software. For example your razer deathadder chroma's side buttons, will not be compatible with the eagle eye, same for the keyboard; but the keyboard and mouse should work fine, but remember, only the standard buttons of a mouse and keyboard will work. Hope this helps. Best to luck!
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You can program the buttons based on what game you play in game settings. Although, some games don't have a setup for the buttons.
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Yes. If you download the Setpoint software from Logitech's site (it's free), it will let you reassign the buttons however you like. There will be a diagram of your mouse on screen where you can click on those buttons to set what they do when pressed.