Do you mean that (after programming it) you plug this into a usb port on your computer and the computer automatically thinks it's a keyboard?
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Yes, Thats exactly how it works. It will type and do anything the buttons are programmed for. Its really a neat item
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Yes, that is correct. Once you set it up you don't need the special software unless you want to reconfigure it.
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This acts as a normal HID keyboard where the keys can be programmed individually. So just plug into a USB socket and define the keys using the supplied program.
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Yes, you can map it anyway you like and it the same as hitting that key on the keyboard. You can even map combinations such as atl+F or ctrl+V into one keystroke. Very handy.
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Yes. In fact I have two keyboards connected to the computer now - sort of like a church organ. One is USB, the other is PS2 through the adapter
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Yes! The keyboard is back-lit with multiple color options.Yes the unit connects through the USB cable/port.
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Yes it does. I never used the programming functionality but, as the description states, the keyboard can be programmed. At the very least the macro keys can be. If my memory serves me correctly there are a few customer reviews that mention the programming functionality.
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It comes on automatically when you plug the keyboard into the tablet. If it does not, something is wrong.
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No, there was no documentation. Just plug in the keyboard and it works. The shortcut buttons are auto assigned.
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Yes, the required USB drivers load automatically. Make certain your programming software is compatible with Windows 8.
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The receiver, which is the small nub that plugs into the USB port, is for both the keyboard and mouse. So yes, even if you only want to use the keyboard, you still need to plug in the receiver.
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Yes, it does. That's how the keyboard is connected. I don't remember how many USB ports it has, however.
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Hi Diane. We agree to what the other users said. This is like a laptop keyboard.
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The receiver is small, and located on the top front of the form holding your new keyboard. Just plug it in any open usb port and it will send the info to the computer and make the connection and notify you it is ready to use (just takes a few seconds). After you do that the first time, you are ready to go. That little receiver will work on any device that is unifying Logitech device.
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No, it's strictly Bluetooth. The included USB cable is for charging only. You can connect the keyboard to your computer and type while it's charging but cannot connect to type. Hope this helps.
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I assume you pulled the USB piece out of the mouse and plugged it into the computer?
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Yes you just plug the usb adapter from the keyboard into one of the usb ports on the tv. Works great.
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I have had it tell me that I need a code also, but when I went through the steps and saw "Bluetooth Keyboard" in my settings already, I just chose that and it paired automatically. It bypassed the code altogether.
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Yes, the keyboard is hardwired with a USB cable to connect it to the desktop.
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Your keyboard should have shipped with a USB receiver that looks like a small thumb drive. Plug that into one of the computer's USB ports. If your keyboard is charged/has battery life, your keyboard should communicate with the USB receiver without the need for you to install drivers. If you can't find the USB receiver, check the package contents that you threw out, it could be there.