(Downloaded the software already) How do I use the side buttons and the mouse wheel side to side feature in games?
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The buttons work as expected. By default after the software is installed (AlienFX Editor, AlienFX Controller, Command Center, Macro Editor, and Mouse CI) the scroll button works left and right. For example scrolling left and right in Excel.Open Mouse CI and CLICK the mouse (not the OK button). You can now pretty much configure all the features of the mouse including program the 9 buttons on the mouse :)Click Macro Manager (or launch it separately) and you can program your own pre-recorded macros. Then assign it to a key under Buttons, select the button, select the task Macro, select the Macro you recorded.I love it! The buttons work as expected. By default after the software is installed (AlienFX Editor, AlienFX Controller, Command Center, Macro Editor, and Mouse CI) the scroll button works left and right. For example scrolling left and right in Excel.Open Mouse CI and CLICK the mouse (not the OK button). You can now pretty much configure all the features of the mouse including program the 9 buttons on the mouse :)Click Macro Manager (or launch it separately) and you can program your own pre-recorded macros. Then assign it to a key under Buttons, select the button, select the... » Read More The buttons work as expected. By default after the software is installed (AlienFX Editor, AlienFX Controller, Command Center, Macro Editor, and Mouse CI) the scroll button works left and right. For example scrolling left and right in Excel.Open Mouse CI and CLICK the mouse (not the OK button). You can now pretty much configure all the features of the mouse including program the 9 buttons on the mouse :)Click Macro Manager (or launch it separately) and you can program your own pre-recorded macros. Then assign it to a key under Buttons, select the button, select the task Macro, select the Macro you recorded.I love it! « Show Less
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From what I've tried the side to side mouse wheel doesn't do what it's supposed to do nor the side buttons but they work great for forward and back on Web pages!!
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I don't have this mouse but on other mice I've had within the software you need to change the buttons to a keyboard function. Then in game change the short cuts to what you want to do to the keyboard key you chose. The mouse software basically makes the game interpret the mouse click as a keyboard key press.
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The touchpad and buttons work just as a mouse. If that is all you are needing for the game is mouse usage it should be no problem. The only thing I haven't tried was click and drag.
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3 thumb buttons. One button the right side of the mouse. Right and left click buttons up and down dpi changing buttons. And the scroll wheel goes left right and inward. That's 11 hope this helped. If you have anymore questions you can email me at dev12692 @ g mail dot com
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Use the scroll bar in the window (click drag), page up/down or the arrow keys.But honestly, this is a child's mouse made for small hands and simple games.
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Yes, in games like Skyrim and oblivion I have the side buttons mapped to different functions. I haven't figured out if you can program the buttons outside of game play. By default they are mapped to go back and forward on web pages.
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Didnt recieve any software with the mouse and could not locate any. Now, having said that, its fairly easy to set the function for each of the buttons. Simply press the key on the keyboard you want a button to use while holding down the button on the mouse.....wait a minute...I think its the other way round...hold down the keyboard then select the mouse button...hmmm.....cant remember now for sure...&lt;laugh&gt; Doesnt matter, just try either way and whichever one will work.
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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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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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just plug it in. Each game should have an option to program the keys. Or you can go under computer, after hitting the start button, then right click and go to properties. hope this is helpful.
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There is a CD with driver and optional software and the driver must be installed first. My recommendation is to go to the mfg site and download the newest driver (see below) and install it. If the driver installs then the board should work when you get it - and you'll be ahead of the game too. For the most part this is a fancy mouse; you move the pointer by hovering the pen over the board (the pen requires a AAA battery, included). Pressing the stylus to the board is like left-clicking, holding the stylus and moving is "dragging", and clicking the stylus button is like right-clicking. The driver must cache move movements than a mouse driver does; if you've ever tried to write your name with a mouse it's nearly impossible but this works very well for things like that. You can fight over the pointer with the stylus and mouse :) My kids use this with TuxPaint, I use it with PhotoFiltre and it's awesome with RealWorld Paint. Should work with any mouse compatible app. After some research I found the mfg is UC-LOGIC. Download the driver here: http://www.uc-logic.com/en/index.php?ParentMenuID=4
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Well you have your standard Mouse1(Left)Mouse2(right)Mouse3(scrollwheel) Mouse4(Side Bottom button) Mouse5(side Upper Button) Mouse 4-5 are what pretty much make it a gaming mouse since you can use them to program in game. The Button next/on top of Mouse One is really just a auto double Click. and Your DPI Which goes Red1000,Green1600,Blue2400,White3200 DPI. hope this answers your question
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+ / - I'm not suremouse3 (wheel click)mouse4 (back on internet)mouse5 (forward on internet)I know those work.The others might with the Logitech driver stuff installed. I just PnP mine.
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It works great. If you want to map the buttons, use xboxdrv. It's in the Ubuntu main repository.
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If you've installed the software on the CD, go to Start &gt; All Programs &gt; Logitech &gt; Mouse and Keyboard &gt; Mouse and Keyboard Settings. With the options window that opens up, choose AutoScroll for the left small button. Then choose Apply, and then OK to close that window. Now, when you click that small left button, a little scroll symbol should appear to indicate that autoscrolling's turned on. Now, by slowly or quickly rolling the trackball, the screen should slowly or quickly scroll. You get very precise control this way; play around a bit and you will see. Once its scrolling you can change the speed by moving the ball in the reverse direction a bit. Can even stop it from scrolling this way. Can get it to scroll so slowly that you can read a text as it slowly reveals more text below. Can scroll left and right as well as up and down. Etc. To go back to a clicking mouse just click once on the left button. Now click on whatever you want. Nice.
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click the left side button,this is located by your right thumb. you can also zoom in and out by holding the left side button and scrolling with the wheel
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so far ive been able to keybind them to whatever i want in games, most games i play are like guild wars 2, blacklight retribution and rts titles like starcraft. all of which had no problems of remapping the side buttons
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Well there technically are 11 buttons on the mouse. the regular left and right click. you can also click the mouse wheel down, left and also right. then there is the button in the right side. and the 3 on the left. the last two are the dpi up and down buttons. as for the software i don't know where that can be programmed. you can probably get a program to do it tho.