I can right click and say open in a new tab, but I don't have the hand strength to be able to click that center mouse button. Mine is hard to mash
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I had a "wheel mouse" for probably a year before I realized I could actually click down on the wheel for a "center button".
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yeah it's actually the wheel that is on mine. I can click it but it hurts a lot so just not gonna do that. I have enough pain that I can't control.I had a "wheel mouse" for probably a year before I realized I could actually click down on the wheel for a "center button".
Andria
get yourself a logitech mouse, deb 
mine has a button behind the wheel since clicking the wheel itself activates speed scrolling
mine has a button behind the wheel since clicking the wheel itself activates speed scrolling
I just right click. But I knew this was something retired had been working on so just wondered if there was an update on it. I have a tiny laptop mouse since I don't have much space here. It works.get yourself a logitech mouse, deb
get yourself a logitech mouse, deb
Hopefully it works on 7 and the new Win10....
Maybe this one? I like! I don't like the hard press and loud clik of the scroll wheel either.
Amazon.com: Logitech Wireless Mouse M560 for Windows 7/8 - Light Silver: Computers & Accessories
i don't see why not
i'm using this one -
Amazon.com: Logitech Wireless Anywhere Mouse MX for PC and Mac: Computers & Accessories
pretty happy with it except the hyper-fast scrolling gets too hyper for my taste
i don't see why not
i'm using this one -
Amazon.com: Logitech Wireless Anywhere Mouse MX for PC and Mac: Computers & Accessories
pretty happy with it except the hyper-fast scrolling gets too hyper for my taste
Very nice. Looks like it has a setting for slowing down that hyper scrolling for me.
yup! but then it's too slow
Speed is determined by how far away you put the arrow from the 'ghost image' of the up/down arrow. (on mine anyway - a Dell :- ) And it still can be used for the click for links.....
@tiburonfirst and @Debadoo or anyone else that could find this useful information . . .
Just As An FYI:
Have "You" ever used the Mouse software program provided by Logitech to adjust the functions . . .
From Logitech Website:
You can get it here: http://support.logitech.com/product/mx-anywhere2#download
They also have another software program for their equipment, including "mice" too called "Set Point" . . .
SetPoint Software
Logitech SetPoint™ software lets you customize your mouse buttons, keyboard F-keys, and hot keys. Use SetPoint to control tracking speeds and configure other device-specific settings. It can also notify you of our device’s battery status, and whether Caps Lock and Num Lock are on.
That one Ya' can get here: SetPoint Software
Hope this information is somewhat helpful . . .
Just As An FYI:
Have "You" ever used the Mouse software program provided by Logitech to adjust the functions . . .
From Logitech Website:
Logitech Options
Logitech Options software lets you customize your device's settings as follows:
Logitech Options software lets you customize your device's settings as follows:
- Change function key shortcuts
- Customize mouse buttons
- Adjust point and scroll behavior
- Enable and disable touchpad gestures
- Get on-screen notifications when your device's battery runs low or when you press a lock key
You can get it here: http://support.logitech.com/product/mx-anywhere2#download
They also have another software program for their equipment, including "mice" too called "Set Point" . . .
SetPoint Software
Logitech SetPoint™ software lets you customize your mouse buttons, keyboard F-keys, and hot keys. Use SetPoint to control tracking speeds and configure other device-specific settings. It can also notify you of our device’s battery status, and whether Caps Lock and Num Lock are on.
Hope this information is somewhat helpful . . .
thank you, uncle! but as much as i like logitech's meeses i won't bother with their software - tried it once and that was enough
i won't bother with their software - tried it once and that was enough thank you, uncle! but as much as i like logitech's meeses
OH - I fully understand that . . . BEEN THERE DONE THAT . . .
Now - Although "You" probably have tried already (however racking "My" brain trying to help out here) . . . As another FYI: I was actually able to set how fast the wheel will scool on the Logitech mouse I use by just using the MS Mouse Properties Option in the Control panel . . . Don't know if it would work for "You" . . . Just Sayin' . . .
still running xp pro, uncle - no 'wheel' present in mouse properties
for good measure i enabled scrolling on the touch pad and set that to slow - will let you know if that makes a difference
for good measure i enabled scrolling on the touch pad and set that to slow - will let you know if that makes a difference
thanks Uncle, I'm pretty good with my simple mouse and the way it works.
However, I totally did not get an alert that Uncle tagged me. I did check and my alerts are set to alert me when I'm tagged. Not a huge deal, but definitely a glitch. I thought that had happened the other day also, but forgot to go back and check cuz I was busy. I'll have someone tag me tomorrow when folks wake up and see if it works or not.
However, I totally did not get an alert that Uncle tagged me. I did check and my alerts are set to alert me when I'm tagged. Not a huge deal, but definitely a glitch. I thought that had happened the other day also, but forgot to go back and check cuz I was busy. I'll have someone tag me tomorrow when folks wake up and see if it works or not.
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