Where is the space button? I tap on the bottom where i thought was space bar but only uses for scrolling. Do I need to press special buttons?
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Not as far as I know. What device are you using it with (a PC, tablet, phone)? It works natively when I use it. You can try unplugging it and powering off device, then restart the device and then plug it back in, making sure not to press any buttons while doing this. Hopefully it won't act funky after this.I'll suggest the obvious and say that you can also try pressing the blue "FN" key on the bottom left to activate/deactivate the designated alternate key functions, then try pressing the space bar and see if that works.
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Not as far as I know. What device are you using it with (a PC, tablet, phone)? It works natively when I use it. You can try unplugging it and powering off device, then restart the device and then plug it back in, making sure not to press any buttons while doing this. Hopefully it won't act funky after this. I'll suggest the obvious and say that you can also try pressing the blue "FN" key on the bottom left to activate/deactivate the designated alternate key functions, then try pressing the space bar and see if that works.
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Good question. I had to go try that for myself. It's both, a space bar or a scroll button. I find if you want to type in a search box (for instance) you must first click on the search box or it won't be in "typing mode", it will be "scrolling mode". So click first before typing and you will get the spacer bar. I hope that clears it up for you. I use the directional arrows or the pgup or pgdn buttons for scrolling so the space bar is a new scroll button for me.
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Hey justin, yeah the scrolling is sensitive, its kind of hard to control. But the software thats used with the mouse lets you tweak and adjust, like -double tap(front or back of touch area) to zoom in or out. -switch between apps -go to start screen(win 8, no clue what it does in Win7). I recently switched to double tap to zoom much easier for me then the touch scroll. Also double tap to zoom is a little slower.
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You press the top average button [the button squared near the screen and later the key of star * - low left-handed-]. Sometimes this does not answer punctually, you repeat both described steps previously, being careful to do click in the center of the square button
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They are on either side of the space bar. Some buttons have 3 options assigned to them to save space on such a small keyboard. They are all on there though.
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There are two buttons right under the scroll wheel that were made with that in mind. They have '+' and '-' on them respectively, and are set to adjust DPI to whatever you like in the default setup. You can, however, change the function of the two to whatever else you can think of, so there is a lot of versatility.
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Hey justin, yeah the scrolling is sensitive, its kind of hard to control. But the software thats used with the mouse lets you tweak and adjust, like -double tap(front or back of touch area) to zoom in or out.-switch between apps-go to start screen(win 8, no clue what it does in Win7).I recently switched to double tap to zoom much easier for me then the touch scroll.Also double tap to zoom is a little slower.
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No. The spacebar is well spaced from the other keys... only once did I accidentally hit it, and it was my clumsiness which caused it.
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I don't have that issue. However, I had a problem when I clicked the delete key. It wouldn't stop. I would have to hit the space bar quickly.
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No there is not, just left click, right click and scroll. The button above the scroll wheel, I have not figured out what it does. The right click button is on the left side.
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The scrolling works fine for me. In fact I just used it in answering this question. What version of Android are you using and which browser are you using? One or both of those may be the culprit.
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You use the bottom left or right side of the pad. Sometimes I click the wrong side if I'm not paying attention though.
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I don't a see a middle click option in the basic settings but there is a flick, tap to page up and down setting. I did discover a middle click option in the App Specific (e.g. Chrome, MS Office) settings. I also discovered there are controls to set the vertical scrolling speed which were set to slow by default. Putting that closer to 50% greatly improved my scrolling experience.
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Use the scroll bar in the window (click drag), page up/down or the arrow keys.But honestly, this is a child's mouse made for small hands and simple games.
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Hi you can tap the pad easily or use the clicks on the lower pad. I actually use the button click more personally but both work great!
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Yes, there's a way to scroll. You position the pen in the scroll area, hold down the button and pull downward. Just a note, this pen is not all that it seems. It's awkward and not easy to use. Holding it can become quite tiresome. I purchased it to use for drawing, but my traditional mouse is still easier to use and neither is accurate enough for that purpose. It could just be me and it could work better for your needs. If you really want to try this pen, I'll sell you mines for $15 (PayPal payment) and I won't charge for shipping. Mines is the all black so it cost me about $32. That way, if you like the pen, you've got one heck of a bargain. :-) Yes, there's a way to scroll. You position the pen in the scroll area, hold down the button and pull downward. Just a note, this pen is not all that it seems. It's awkward and not easy to use. Holding it can become quite tiresome. I purchased it to use for drawing, but my traditional mouse is still easier to use and neither is accurate enough for that purpose. It could just be me and it could work better for your needs. If you really want to try this pen, I'll sell you mines for $15 (PayPal payment) and I won't charge for shipping. Mines is the all black so it cost me about $32. That way,... » Read More Yes, there's a way to scroll. You position the pen in the scroll area, hold down the button and pull downward. Just a note, this pen is not all that it seems. It's awkward and not easy to use. Holding it can become quite tiresome. I purchased it to use for drawing, but my traditional mouse is still easier to use and neither is accurate enough for that purpose. It could just be me and it could work better for your needs. If you really want to try this pen, I'll sell you mines for $15 (PayPal payment) and I won't charge for shipping. Mines is the all black so it cost me about $32. That way, if you like the pen, you've got one heck of a bargain. :-) « Show Less
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My question exactly when I installed the device. Well, you don't. I repeated expletives for a moment then resorted to clicking on the page and using the arrows and page down buttons.
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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.