Can the programmable key functions be different/application dependent? (E.g. F9 in Chrome enters name &amp; pw, but F9 in Excel runs a different macro).
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Even though the profiles are really out of date, you can still go in and set them up any way you want. So every key is configurable for whatever you want. Just set up the profiles and make sure to select the right one before going in to your application. I've had my keyboard for a couple months now and have barely scratched the surface of the configuration options.
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The modifier keys are the only difference. The Control, Command and Alt keys are often in different positions. Zoom in and take a look. They still work and usually can be modified to suit your needs. The F keys are the same, actually.
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No, when you hit a macro button it runs only once. However you can set your macro to run a determinate amount of loops (1-255) everytime you hit that button.
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You can use it for non gaming apps and functions. You can configure the macros however you want. You can have three different types of macros saved on the mouse.
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Not 100%. Top function keys didn't work but the numbers do. Enter sign does not work.
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There is some easy to use software that does that. I tell it that I want to map certain keyboard shortcuts or macros to the buttons and save that as a profile. When the linked program runs, the Synapse program swaps the profile to match. I have five profiles that took me maybe half an hour of tweaking to get perfect - I didn't have to take so long, but I was playing with it a bit - and after that it works on it's own.
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Yes they can! All four buttons on both sidesign can be individually reprogrammed to an extent. But in my case, many of the button are not fully reliable. I find myself not clicking as forcefully as I should, thus resulting in the key not registering the action. So no half assed cliclicking!
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I solved a similar problem by going (on my mac) to System Preferences...Keyboard and unchecking the box named "Use all F1, F2, etc. keys as standard function keys"
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Hey For the Macro Programmable keys What this mean they dont have any wait or repeat options becasue I want get a Keyboard For Gaming to Do my Rules in the game and repeat them if I have to..And i want find a Cheap Price for it that why I Ask What this mean they dont have any wait or repeat options..?
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You can adjust the "G" keys to do pretty much anything. Just download the software for the keyboard at Corsairs site. From there you can adjust each "G" key to do anything as in adding text to using macros, pretty much anything.
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Yes, you program the G keys with the logitech gaming software and can program them to any keystroke, multiple keystrokes (which allows for macros), text block, a mouse function, a media function, a hotkey (like alt+f4, copy, paste, etc), make it launch a shortcut, or open your email or web browser.
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I tried to find out and the answer is I don't think so but I can't say for certain. They do allow a bunch of separate profiles and macros. I really like changing the capslock to cntrl on my keyboard
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No. They are just the normal multimedia combo keys (Fn+F Keys) not programmable.
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No, I made the mistake and bought it for my mac. Now it can work like I am using it to type right now but all of the F functions don't won't and most of all there is no command key.
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I have not used the included software much, but you can use the extra buttons for alot of things in individual applications, like forward/back browser keys, media controls, etc.I will check a bit later this morning to see if the software it came with offered macro options, but even if not, I would see no reason an alternate program could not use the buttons in the manner you see fit.Give me a bit, and I will research this more fully. It is a great cheapy mouse IMO
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The device is programmed. If you want to change the scan settings the barcode "Reset configuration". For regular input to your application scan the barcode: Out Mode - Keyboard Wedge. That enter the scan barcode information to Excel, Word, etc.
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I am not familiar with this situation, but I can tell you that both keyboards are active at the same time. Any given key, from either keyboard, results in an identical code going to the processor regardless of which keyboard it comes from. Apparently the ASCII codes are identical for both keyboards, so language differences would be specific to the particular windows code that handles key assignment, rather than being differentiated by the specific keyboard.