Can you customize the thumb buttons? I'm Win7 and like them for the "back" function.
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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.
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Not actual buttons... More like sensory buttons like you hover your finger close to. It's pretty sleek IMO. The menu system is pretty easy to use, not too difficult.
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Not really, it moves the cursor and left/right/scroll buttons click but no further customization. Logitech has some decent ones that provide mac drivers and you get to use/map the extra buttons. I have a second one of these at home now since I switched to a mac at work and swapped to a logitech. Shrug, great mouse but only worth it for windows.
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the real drawback is accidentally pressing any thumb key when you use your thumb at all to help move the mouseotherwise they did a better job with the buttons than Razer did with their first generation of this sort of mouseits pretty easy to feel which key is which with your thumb and to accurately press just that... with some training of course.and it is unlikely you will intend to press one key and get 2 or 3 or 4 instead
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If you install USB Overdrive, you can configure the buttons (i use it for back and forward on browsers). with USB Overdrive, you can also reverse the direction of the scroll on just the mouse (without impacting the scroll of the touchpad--which somehow makes sense to me. i'm sure i'm not the only one.
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Yes in the logitech software you can change tje action of the buttons. You van use the two buttons in the left side too. I use one to melee attack and the other for throwing grenades
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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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To my knowledge you can't. They took out the windows key and replaced it with the steelseries key for the gamer that hits the key accidentally. It took me some getting used to.
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In the Main Menu You can adjust sensitivity. Also in Options menu you can change Device and Buttons.. Long Menu but worth Looking into for References.
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Yes, that is what I originally bought it for. Microsoft even has their own system preferences panel for it. It even lets you customize the settings for specific applicationsThe only thing that I did not get to do anything useful was the zoom control, but I did not work that hard at it.
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I have used this mouse for over a decade. They removed the custom mapping in a software update a few years ago. You can download uberOptions to enable mapping of the side buttons to scroll.
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one of the buttons (the back one) is slightly higher then the other, they are both fully programmable, the raised one in question is set to alt-tab for me, and i have the other of the two set to swap between profiles of the games i play. you can really change things around with the software.
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I'm sorry you had an issue with your buttons -- that is definitely unusual. If you are having any more problems, please contact support[at]mybasis[dot]com. Thanks!
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Yes that is correct. sorry for responding so late. I guess they did it that way because of the way you are holding the remote. Your thumb is right next to the left click, you get used to it :)
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Yes. The button on the left of the mouse can be configured for a number of things including the back function.
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After finding the .ini file you mentioned and playing with it for about an hour, I had no success in finding a way to map regular keyboard keys to any of the side buttons. I asked Sharkk support if there was a way and they said no. I'm hoping that maybe in a driver update later that they might since their other mice (I also have their wired gaming mouse) all have the capability. Since I really wanted that functionality on my own mouse, I found a workaround that makes me happy: A Windows program called X-Mouse Button Control by highrez . co . uk. It allows you to program simulated key presses on Mouse Buttons 4 and 5. I have Simulated Key set to {F12} Option 3 During (press on down, release on up). Works like a charm.
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Yes, there is a Windows button left of Space and between Alt and Ctrl buttons. I can't tell about functionality because I use Linux OS.