I have a friend that has lou gehrig's disease,is this remote a touchscreen or does is still need pressure to click? tap your finger or need pressure?
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the screen activates just getting close to it with hands. I always made a little pressure when touching the incons on the screen; I'm not sure if they work just touching w/o pressure. I check tomorrow and will let u know.
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I agree! I have started using the tap feature of the touchpad (two fingers for right click). I works OK for most things once you get used to it but for quick response in a game, I have to connect an external mouse (trackball in my case).
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Hi Mr Patrick,I got this remote clicker almost 10 months back without access to programming guide. I had to struggle little bit to download the progamming guide. Finally got success in downloading right programming guide.Tried steps mentioned in the guide and got success in resetting the remote for my car. Since then this remote is working good and no more problems.
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No. Newer touch screens don't use pressure sensing to detect a touch or tap. They use a capacitive method that requires the human finger, or something equivalent, to sense your touch. Search for "capacitive stylus" to find compatible styli.
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There are right and left mouse buttons below the touch pad. I haven't used it in over a year so I don't remember if tapping will work.
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I use the trackpad in bed (I have a bad back and use a computer table as well). I have the touch gestures enabled so that i can tap instead of click. If you have the trackpad set up this way, you can use it on a soft surface.
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I'm not really sure. I don't think the touch screen is disabled. I've used the keyboard once for writing emails and did not notice a problem. Sorry to give you a vague answer. Not sure I would buy this again. It's OK, but heavy. A bluetooth keyboard would be better.
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The screen is not a touch screen. The main directional control is also a touch "drag" pad used to control and click a cursor just as laptop computers commonly use. I never used the cx model but I believe they're operationally the same.
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There is not a default "hard" button on the remote but you can add a button on the touch screen that will do that. I also have directv and that is what I do. I imagine you could program one of the hard buttons to do that but I find adding the touch button more convenient. This all is if you can get software to work.
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Hi Kayla, Thank you for your inquiry. The item is just the LCD LED screen replacement, it is not a touch screen. Feel free to email us should you have any questions or concerns and we'll be happy to assist you.Thank you,
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I should work with every device with a touch screen. I haven't had any trouble with the tip making contact. In fact I barely touch it to something and it works.
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Hi, It's more in the pressure it takes to click the button (switch), Most of my mouses and trackballs have hair pin buttons meaning it doesn't take much pressure or finger muscles to click. This one is pronounced, it takes more pressure which over the period of time this adds up. I would send it back if it wasn't more trouble than it was worth to do so. I got it so I could train my left hand to use it. It sits in the closet now.
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It is not touch screen. Use the toggle button located below the screen instead. Good luck.
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Having used a tablet and a UMPC before I can safely say yes. A touch works just like a left click on "normal" apps like excel.Since this device uses a touch screen you can't really hover the mouse pointer over things but everything else works like you'd think.
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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 that is correct. sorry for responding so late. I guess they did it that way because of the way you are holding the remote. Your thumb is right next to the left click, you get used to it :)
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I am 86 and use both the touch screen and a mouse. Because of arthritis in my hands, I use a Logitech Marble mouse that does not have be moved around. The marble ball moves the cursor and the clickers are not as sensitive to touch. With a regular mouse, it is almost impossible for me to double click successfully.