Page Up - Page Down doesn't work?
769764
Since page up and page down are "blue" keys, you must first press the blue "Fn" key in the lower left hand corner of your qwerty board, and then press the "page up" or "page down" key.
769765
I believe you are correct... I was not able to scroll using the arrow keys or their function....
1667676
About 2000 scanned pages ... I have not had this issue. This is likely a software issue. Have you tried re-installing the software.
959463
Hi elizabeth, great question, the pages are in fact blank. Their held in with 2 metal rings similar to that of a binder, which would allow you to replace the pages with lined ones instead, hope this helps!
1193433
Hi there. Unfortunately, I cannot attach a document to this page. Can you go ahead and send an e-mail over, so I can attach the directions in my response? Thank you.
2251467
"a scroll feature?" Sort of . . . The keyboard has four directional keys under the touchpad that function as Up, Down, Left, and Right Arrow keys. Holding down the Fn key with the Up key gives PageUp, with the Down key gives PageDown, with the Left key gives Home, and with the Right key gives End. Holding them down causes auto-repeat. If your application recognizes those keys for scrolling you are in luck. Many applications recognize Ctrl-Home and Ctrl-End. Alas, they are unavailable. One would think one could use Fn-Ctrl-Left for Home and Fn-Ctrl-Right for End, but Fn-Ctrl together yields the Win (Meta or Logo) key, thus one gets Win-Left and Win-Right instead. "a way to program keyboard shortcuts or hot keys?" Yes, if your application assigns (or can reassign) keys or Alt, Ctrl, and Shift key combinations.
1797095
When you go to "print page" you put "black" instead of "collor" page. Hope you can do it.
350802
yes, I looped mine down and back up again. Its been fine since I installed it a couple years ago. I read it in the directions somewhere to do it that way.
1517643
haven't experienced "won't go up" but crooked happens. just push back up and start over. It's key to always raise and lower with your hand in the middle or evenly in two places off the center. hope this helps.
1063305
It does. The tilt isn't super sensitive, but it works. Also, clicking the scroll wheel when in, say, a large spreadsheet, brings up a directional icon. Any mouse movements will scroll the page up/down/left/right.
1736520
Yes, I put a file folder under the first page so it doesn't ruin the next page. However, if there is a picture on the opposite side, I'd recommend colored pencils.
675509
I would guess it is a function of how you have the document set up on your computer, maybe there is an extra blank page there before your text. You can always try creating a new blank document and copying in just the information you need (don't use copy-all), that usually does the trick.
2243562
Sometimes. I just resized my browser window so I'd have a scroll bar at the bottom. I clicked the scroll wheel and the mouse icon changed to the circle with arrows in all four directions: up, down, left, and right. When I moved the mouse left and right, it scrolled appropriately. Then I tried the same thing in Word. No go--up and down only. And in Windows Explorer, there is no wheel scrolling at all. (Note that all of this was testing the scroll function by clicking the wheel, not just regular scrolling with the wheel which works everywhere it's supposed to or attempting to move the wheel itself from side to side which doesn't happen on this mouse.) Sometimes. I just resized my browser window so I'd have a scroll bar at the bottom. I clicked the scroll wheel and the mouse icon changed to the circle with arrows in all four directions: up, down, left, and right. When I moved the mouse left and right, it scrolled appropriately. Then I tried the same thing in Word. No go--up and down only. And in Windows Explorer, there is no wheel scrolling at all. (Note that all of this was testing the scroll function by clicking the wheel, not just regular scrolling with the wheel which works everywhere it's supposed to or attempting to move the wheel... » Read More Sometimes. I just resized my browser window so I'd have a scroll bar at the bottom. I clicked the scroll wheel and the mouse icon changed to the circle with arrows in all four directions: up, down, left, and right. When I moved the mouse left and right, it scrolled appropriately. Then I tried the same thing in Word. No go--up and down only. And in Windows Explorer, there is no wheel scrolling at all. (Note that all of this was testing the scroll function by clicking the wheel, not just regular scrolling with the wheel which works everywhere it's supposed to or attempting to move the wheel itself from side to side which doesn't happen on this mouse.) « Show Less
829119
It comes with a clear bar that crosses the page and holds the page secure. This could be used as a guide but it doesn't glide up and down easily.
1508116
I've had the same issue. The next button would never come up in IE and chrome. It appeared in Firefox, but didn't do anything. My solution was to just look in the address bar, and change the "section_242(1).html" to "section_243(1).html". Kinda like a manual "next". Seems to have worked for me.
231061
Not really since it has no internal settings of it's own. I suggest going into the folder you save them to and from there placing all six pages as a single document in office or some similar program.
392912
Holding down the "Ready/Go" button should work. It does for me. Hope this helps. :-)
1346867
It acts like a Bluetooth keyboard and sends page up / page down keystrokes. You can try those keys on an actual Bluetooth keyboard, and if they work for your app, then this will work. Note you can't use this device along with either another Bluetooth keyboard or the onscreen keyboard.