Is this mouse compatible with a Microsoft keyboard and I need to be able to use left handed.
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Yes, I think so....I am currently using it on a Dell laptop with a standard USB keyboard. I do not think the brand of keyboard makes a difference. The hand you use is immaterial. Left click is still left-click and so on.
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I've never had compatibility issues with the mouse on any keyboard I've ever used. The mouse is symmetrical for left to right usage, just switch the buttons in the operating system settings. The only thing I am unsure of is the "next" and "previous" buttons. I've never tried to "reprogram" those, so I'm not sure if they can be switched or not.
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Hi Dave. I have been using a Logitech trackball slmost exclusively for the last 3 months. There is no difference between the ball on each side. Tne good news is it doessnt change any to ;use as a leftuy or rigghty. You can change any of the mouseclicks to do whatever you want. dell laptop helpful re m parkinsons disease
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Yes, it is. You can set the Trackball for left hand use via the Logitech control center.
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The 5 buttons on the mouse are fully customizable using the Synapse 2.0 software (which is compulsory installation to use the mouse). So you can make it a "left click" on any of the 5 buttons you want.
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Yes! I'm left handed and love mine. It is not designed for any particular "handedness." &#128516;
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I purchased a left handed one. You might have to select which hand it is for it has been awhile since I ordered it.
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Works fine with left hand. I am right-handed but go left for the mouse. This frees up my right hand so that I'm not constantly switching from pen to mouse and then back to pen. I also love that I can have my laptop a few feet away and am able to control it without having to stretch or lean over to reach for it.
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I wondered that too. I'm a left-handed mouser person and the workstation looks like for only right-handed mouser people. Products should be made so it can accommodate a left or right handed person. I'll shop for something else.
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We cannot answer this question because we could not get the keyboard and mouse to work on our system. Even Microsoft Techies gave up on our problem. And they do not make a left handed mouse.
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If I'm remembering right, there are many mouses that will work with it. I see the picture you put up showing the keyboard and mouse, but in the picture I don't see the transmitter that plugs into the back of your computer and that communicates with your mouse. Do you have that? Its a black, oval shaped transmitter with a usb cord that sits flat on your desk, and on it is a button, right below where it says Microsoft. That button, when pushed, transmits to whichever mouses are compatible with the keyboard, to link and make operable the mouse. Microsoft sells keyboards of many kinds without a mouse, and one has to go buy a mouse that is compatible. You can call Microsoft or your local comp store and they will tell you which ones are compatible, just look on the back of the keyboard for its model number, etc, and give it to them. Make sure you shop around to find the best price on the mouse they say is compatible. Good luck!
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I wish I could help you with an answer, but, I have never tried a mouse with this keyboard. I hope someone will be able to answer this for you.
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is the control movable to the left side i'm handycap and can not use the right hand ?
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If this is an issue, you can probably just invert the key presses to use a left-hand orientation. This is easy to do in most operating systems like windows.
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Not sure,only ever had regular mice before. The buttons are spaced out in a kinda ring so having a large thumb shouldn't be a problem. It took a while for me to figure out how to bind the buttons to certain keys though, since windows doesn't recognize them as mb6 and up
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Yes, the same mouse can be used for left hand also. The software provided by then has a setting change that will flip the right mouse (default setting) to left mouse.However, we can change this in the regular windows settings in control panel.
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Hi, I use a Microsoft wireless touch mouse without any problems. It uses an USB Nano transceiver which Works well (about the mouse, do not buy that model, the touch design is more a bother than anything else). Another thing, if you want to upgrade this machine to Windows 8, this would require that you upgrade the bios to enable the hardware buttons. The bios upgrade is not reliable in this device!! (actually, I bricked my asus doing that), please check on internet before do it.
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It is described as ambidextrous on the box, Razer website, and seems to be that way from an owner. Hehe...so yeah...I think he will be fine. Good mouse really...I have no complaints.
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yes, I am left handed. that is why I buy this style. It can be use with either hand
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Yes, my son is actually left handed too, although sometimes he uses the right hand. When I got this mouse my son was 2.5 and it fit his little hands just fine. Because the mouse has only one clicking button it doesn't matter whether your child is left or right handed; that's one of the reasons why i bought this mouse.