How does the vertical scroll work?
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Assign one of the buttons to do so, then hold it down and roll down, or set the button to scroll down one line or one screen each touch of it.
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The scroll wheel has a number of functions: 1. Rotate wheel to scroll up-down - works fine 2. Moving the wheel left/right (clicks left/right) to scroll left/right - works fine 3. Pressing down (click down) - this is the tricky operation because if you don't press directly downwards there is a good chance you will inadvertently activate the left/right scroll feature. The required down force is also somewhat more than the needed for the other buttons. I think that this is the nature of this mouse.
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Not sure what you mean by vertically. It's rectangular and the stand mounts on a long side. I think you would call this a horizontal mount, not like the old word processor screens where the stand was on a short side. Otherwise, the monitor is perfect for me for use with word processing. The larger screens are just too large for my taste for this kind of work. I do like 27 inch for charts and trading.
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I've only been using this on Windows 7, therefore, I don't know. However, the horizontal scroll does not work in some sites of Chrome & Safari but it works on Firefox & IE. Perhaps it's the versions that I was using; I didn't put so much effort in searching the exact connections. Another feature of this wedge mouse, like turning an image 360 degrees clockwise & counter-clockwise don't work with Windows 7. In spite of the ones I've mentioned, I really love this little gadget, pretty slick actually! :)
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Hi, I didn't know the answer until you asked the question. LOL. So I tried it on a Word doc. The answer: it scrolled both left and right, as well. That's not really a motion in my repertoire, since I tend to use the zoom (cntrl + mouse wheel) for navigation. But now that I know, thanks to your question, I'll add that capability to my arsenal. Hope this helps.
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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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"Vertical" and "horizontal" are somewhat arbitrary here. It opens up along the longer side, so you'd insert the laptop front or back first, not side first. Hope that helps.
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Sorry it does not support vertical use. It is the best monitor i've ever used by far though.
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Is is just like a regular mouse. You move the whole mouse to move the cursor. It is just that your hand is now in a vertical position.
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The scroll wheel has a number of functions:1. Rotate wheel to scroll up-down - works fine2. Moving the wheel left/right (clicks left/right) to scroll left/right - works fine3. Pressing down (click down) - this is the tricky operation because if you don't press directly downwards there is a good chance you will inadvertently activate the left/right scroll feature. The required down force is also somewhat more than the needed for the other buttons.I think that this is the nature of this mouse.
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It's toggle-able between smooth and click scroll. Click scroll may be loose depending on your preference. Seems fine for me.
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You can remap the button below the scroll wheel to do about anything. I find it nice to have the separate "middle button" that isn't dependent on my trying to balance the scroll wheel to click.
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The trackpad works similarly, but there's no side scroll wheel function I can find. It does have the neat feature of press-down 'button' area at the lower (closest to you) edge of the pad. It clicks and gives feedback. Otherwise it seems to function as any other trackpad.
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I used a vertical picture in the front, but I have both horizontal pictures and vertical pictures inside. Works either way.
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It depends on the speed at which you scroll. Scrolling at a very slow pace will cause it to move in steps, while scrolling at a more moderate to fast speed will cause it to scroll smoothly.
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The mouse cannot scroll horizontally. If you middle-click, you might get an application-specific cursor that allows you to pan around the screen--this may *appear* to be horizontal scrolling, but it is not from the mouse itself.
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Yes... the scrolling is done the same way. It seems that it scrolls on its own, but it's just how your holding it. You can stop the scrolling by left clicking. Hopefully I have answered your question.