Does the mouse wheel work as the scroll lock as on the comfort keyboard 1.0? Also, do the right click/lleft click work as copy/paste?
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Never tried to use the mouse wheel as scroll lock, but it does let you scroll and it works pretty smooth. As far as right/left click is concerned, it is not configured by default to work as copy/paste, it will work as any other mouse. I am not aware if there is a way to configure the mouse to do copy paste in one click.
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I use the Kensington trackball software that you can download on their site. There's an option, that when you click both the left and right buttons at the same time, to mimic the middle mouse button click, which functions as a scroll lock.
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Yes, but I must warn you, the scroll wheel is awful! It free spins when you move the mouse with no restraint. So it randomly scrolls all over... Defective if you ask me...
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It clicks, which I find annoying. However, if one is mechanically inclined it's easy to remedy. Remove the 2 screws in the battery compartment. Pop open the mouse. Locate the spring on the side of the scroll wheel and remove it with needle nose pliers. Pop mouse back together and replace the 2 screws, enjoy scrolling as smooth as butter. WARNING: this will certainly void any warranty and YMMV. ;-)
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It is a decently sensitive scroll wheel. I never have had a problem with it.
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Well I myself almost always use a mouse. But the response from Becky seems helpful. She says it can, by pressing (Fn and F7 simultaneously. It's worth a try!!
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C = Caps Lock 1 = NumLock S = Scroll Lock I own the keyboard and love it! Perfect for me! xD
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You need to press the surface for clicking, but scrolling is like capacitive touch screen. If you install the Logitech driver for Windows, you get middle button by clicking at the lower part of the surface with two fingers (very cumbersome, and doesn't work under linux).
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Yes it can. While the scroll wheel itself does not go from left to right or vice versa to scroll the page, you can hold in shift. I think that by holding in shift it's a function of your operating system, and not the mouse itself. I was unaware that Logitech's mice scrolled left to right.
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No and I'm on my second. If you push on the scroll wheel, that might make it behave strangely. Or maybe it is your OS?
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The button below the wheel toggles the wheel between "smooth" scrolling and "notched" scrolling. It's mechanical and is not usable as a button for computer input.
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It does actually-at the very top left. Not sure if that works on any PC though. Fn+click works as right-click. Although it works well on computers, it's intended for Google TV, so that's the reason it's not quite your standard keyboard.
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The scroll wheel does click as it is being used. Although it does click in as a button, you need to program it to mimic say the left or right mouse button.
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Nope, haven't had any issues, using it on Ubuntu 14.04 with no problem. The center-click-scroll feature is a software/driver thing -- the OS translates middle-click drags into scrolling movements.
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It does but the configuration utility is a little weak. I have set it to let me switch "Smart Shift" (the free spin vs clicking spin mouse wheel mode) as many ways as I can but it seems to still switch based on the forground application. The mouse works fine, very little latency, OSX's smooth scrolling isn't as smooth as the mouse wheel which makes it kinda a disjointed experience. I might switch it to my PC and see if it's any better. OSX sometimes sees it as a bluetooth mouse before the login screen which is weird (I thought it wasn't a bluetooth mouse).Short answer: Hardware is good, software is 80% there. It does but the configuration utility is a little weak. I have set it to let me switch "Smart Shift" (the free spin vs clicking spin mouse wheel mode) as many ways as I can but it seems to still switch based on the forground application. The mouse works fine, very little latency, OSX's smooth scrolling isn't as smooth as the mouse wheel which makes it kinda a disjointed experience. I might switch it to my PC and see if it's any better. OSX sometimes sees it as a bluetooth mouse before the login screen which is weird (I thought it wasn't a bluetooth mouse).Short answer:... » Read More It does but the configuration utility is a little weak. I have set it to let me switch "Smart Shift" (the free spin vs clicking spin mouse wheel mode) as many ways as I can but it seems to still switch based on the forground application. The mouse works fine, very little latency, OSX's smooth scrolling isn't as smooth as the mouse wheel which makes it kinda a disjointed experience. I might switch it to my PC and see if it's any better. OSX sometimes sees it as a bluetooth mouse before the login screen which is weird (I thought it wasn't a bluetooth mouse).Short answer: Hardware is good, software is 80% there. « Show Less
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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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I usually right click (which doesn't register), but moving it works too, takes a moment longer. I know the root of your question, and it's not an annoying mouse in that way.