Touchpad Driver I'm interested in this keyboard, but I'm concerned about not being able to configure the touchpad. I was able to find "GlidePoint 3.2" and "GlidePoint 3.3" drivers on the Adesso website (I can't post the URLs here, but go to adesso dot com and Support -> Drivers and Manuals -> SlimTouch Mini Pro Keyboard). They don't list specific drivers for the regular SlimTouch, but has anyone tried to use the SlimTouch Mini drivers with this keyboard? Touchpad Driver I'm interested in this keyboard, but I'm concerned about not being able to configure the touchpad. I was able to find "GlidePoint 3.2" and "GlidePoint... » Read More Touchpad Driver I'm interested in this keyboard, but I'm concerned about not being able to configure the touchpad. I was able to find "GlidePoint 3.2" and "GlidePoint 3.3" drivers on the Adesso website (I can't post the URLs here, but go to adesso dot com and Support -> Drivers and Manuals -> SlimTouch Mini Pro Keyboard). They don't list specific drivers for the regular SlimTouch, but has anyone tried to use the SlimTouch Mini drivers with this keyboard? « Show Less
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I had the same experience. They do not work. Adesso has NO drivers to allow configuration of the touchpad, and as it is "out of the box," it is UNUSABLE. Hard to understand why Adesso doesn't fix this, or buy back the keyboards. Not very responsible of them. I will be hard pressed to buy any of their products in the future.
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Unusable goes a little far. How it is configured is okay. I would like to adjust it, though.
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I' trying to configure WKB 4000US with XP or Vista it does not work. Any advise, please...
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Just plugged it in to try. Scrolling, left-click and right-click zone work. Other multifinger gestures (define, mission control, next/prev desktop, zoom) do not. I even opened USB Overdrive and it doesn't recognize the gestures as events coming from the trackpad. So, it works, but is missing most gestures.
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I had the same problem. If you still have the Acer provided softwares, launch Acer recovery management - restore - reinstall drivers. Find touchpad and reinstall the touchpad driver. Simple. If you have uninstalled Acer softwares, you have to manually download and install the driver which is also not too difficult to do. Start with googling the model name. You will probably have to go to Acer's support site and download the driver and install it. After a restart it should work as before.
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Not that I am aware of. It shows up in Device Manager as an HID keyboard device and uses a Microsoft driver. I took a quick look and cannot see where you'd be able to remap the keyboard to the USB input device. However, turn off the num-lock (upper left key) and the pad acts as your arrow keys would. I've used it in Excel a few times and found it faster to switch modes and operate from the pad than from both the keyboard and pad.
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I'll be honest. I wasn't even able to configure the damn thing since it kept asking for some drivers that apparently don't exist. I searched high and low as on how to properly configure this and no joy. If you just want to write linen commands, assuming it is an RPi build, just get a mini wireless keyboard with a track pad integrated. That works beautifully out of the box. Using a Logitech one now. Plugged and played. Hope this helps.
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This keyboard does NOT include a built-in touchpad (aka trackpad), although you can see the cutout for where one would go. Adesso makes a similar keyboard that DOES include the built-in touchpad in the center. That model is: Adesso TRU-FORM PRO ERGONOMIC CONTOUR TOUCHPAD USB KEYB BLK W/HOTKEYS I've owned an Adesso Tru-Form keyboard for 10 years and am still happily typing away. Mine does not have the touchpad, so I can't speak to it's functionality.
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This is an Adesso keyboard all right. I have had mine over a year and I still love it and it still works great. And yes, it has Adesso above the touchpad. I don't blame you for checking though.Keith
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I bought mine to work with SketchUp, where it performs flawlessly. With other apps, there are application profiles (in the beta driver for sure, in the latest drivers possibly as well) where you can associate device actions with keystrokes\mouse actions. Tried using it in Corel X5 \ PS and my media player, but results were mixed (lots of time to set up, sometimes laggy performance, inefficiency of keystroke\mouse emulation vs "native" plugin approach). If I had more time I might try figuring it out, but generally, works best with 3D apps.
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There is no native driver from Apple for Windows. But there are some third party driver, which may or may not work for you: http://www.trackpadmagic.com/magic-trackpad/help/driver-installation
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They make a Windows version, which I'm using right now. It works fine on Windows that support Bluetooth 4.0. It's the Logitech K810. I've used both this one and the K810, and they are pretty much interchangeable as far as connectivity goes, however they are much different where keyboard layout goes. I've not found anything I can't do on this one that can be done on a full-sized keyboard, but because of the lower-profile keys, I can type significantly faster without the strain of a full-sized keyboard. I have little cartilege left in my hands, and have have had 2 joints repaired with titanium implants. This keyboard is a dream, K810 or K811. They are awesome. They make a Windows version, which I'm using right now. It works fine on Windows that support Bluetooth 4.0. It's the Logitech K810. I've used both this one and the K810, and they are pretty much interchangeable as far as connectivity goes, however they are much different where keyboard layout goes. I've not found anything I can't do on this one that can be done on a full-sized keyboard, but because of the lower-profile keys, I can type significantly faster without the strain of a full-sized keyboard. I have little cartilege left in my hands, and have have had 2 joints repaired with... » Read More They make a Windows version, which I'm using right now. It works fine on Windows that support Bluetooth 4.0. It's the Logitech K810. I've used both this one and the K810, and they are pretty much interchangeable as far as connectivity goes, however they are much different where keyboard layout goes. I've not found anything I can't do on this one that can be done on a full-sized keyboard, but because of the lower-profile keys, I can type significantly faster without the strain of a full-sized keyboard. I have little cartilege left in my hands, and have have had 2 joints repaired with titanium implants. This keyboard is a dream, K810 or K811. They are awesome. « Show Less
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For the Venue 8 Pro you might want to look at the MouseTouchPointer app. It turns the whole screen or a portion of it into a trackpad which moves and controls a standard mouse pointer. It uses all the normal trackpad functions (tap to click, double tap to click and hold, long press for right context menu, etc.) and has a really nice overlay keyboard which supports transparency. There's a lot more to it that I haven't explored but it made my Venue 8 Pro actually usable. I just couldn't make the normal touch screen work well with my normal sized finger tips.
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Purchased it a few hours ago. Using it right now on my Win 7 laptop. Had to buy a Bluetooth dongle though. When first pairing and connecting, the experience was "meh.." however I downloaded the windows drivers and an application called "magic Trackpad Control Panel" and suddenly the Trackpad became a little monster. I'm loving the new experience so far (although it took me a while to understand how to drag windows/select text, etc -you double tap but leave your finger in contact with the trackpad on the second tap and then move it around) You can find more info regarding the drivers and app here: http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/apple-magic-trackpad-control-panel-adds-trackpad-properties-in-windows-7/ Purchased it a few hours ago. Using it right now on my Win 7 laptop. Had to buy a Bluetooth dongle though. When first pairing and connecting, the experience was "meh.." however I downloaded the windows drivers and an application called "magic Trackpad Control Panel" and suddenly the Trackpad became a little monster. I'm loving the new experience so far (although it took me a while to understand how to drag windows/select text, etc -you double tap but leave your finger in contact with the trackpad on the second tap and then move it around) You can find more info regarding... » Read More Purchased it a few hours ago. Using it right now on my Win 7 laptop. Had to buy a Bluetooth dongle though. When first pairing and connecting, the experience was "meh.." however I downloaded the windows drivers and an application called "magic Trackpad Control Panel" and suddenly the Trackpad became a little monster. I'm loving the new experience so far (although it took me a while to understand how to drag windows/select text, etc -you double tap but leave your finger in contact with the trackpad on the second tap and then move it around) You can find more info regarding the drivers and app here: http://www.addictivetips.com/windows-tips/apple-magic-trackpad-control-panel-adds-trackpad-properties-in-windows-7/ « Show Less
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.. and it's shipping now!BTW, the touchpad is a Synaptics and you can go up on their website, download the generic XP driver and end up with a touchpad which has both a scrolling feature and a tap-to-click feature.Got mine earlier from a different vendor and enhoying it quite a bit.
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Sorry about the delay... My keyboard does have Adesso above the Touchpad. I have had this keyboard for several years and it has worked fine. The only issue off of the top of my head is that the print on the mute and volume buttons has worn a bit, but overall, this keyboard has been a solid performer for me.
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Hi, Leeann. Have you downloaded and installed Logitech's SUPERB "SetPoint" software?Here's the link!http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/touchpad-t650?crid=398&osid;=14&bit;=32
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Just an FYI, not sure what William was using above but it sounds like he was trying to use the new Razer Nostrom drivers with the old Belkin version of the device. Razer states in their FAQ that the drivers are incompatible. You cannot use the Razer Nostromo drivers for your Belkin N52te or vice versa.I'd be interested in some feedback on whether anyone running 10.7 has had any prelims with the Razer device and/or drivers before I upgrade from my n52te.
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No, there is no driver for the keyboard, only needs an USB port to connect it, you should check your table and find out what type of USB connector do you have, could be USB, Micro USB or Mini USB. Then you can look around for your case/keyboard...