Looking at the Space Navigator and can't seem to find any hard info/specs on the glitzy web site. (lots of glitz and glam, few facts)
It says "instead of a mouse" so I'm assuming it replaces the mouse totally unlike the Explorer?
If so then is it a laser mouse with the sensor underneath, or is it a trackball?
Is it cordless or corded?
Do the 2 programmable function keys work as left and right mouse buttons?
No center button?
It says the program supports XP, does it support XP 64?
thanks
General ?? About Space Navigator
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Re: General ?? About Space Navigator
Hello Chris!
No. You still need your mouse to move the cursor around.Chris Darwin wrote: It says "instead of a mouse" so I'm assuming it replaces the mouse totally unlike the Explorer?
It is corded.Chris Darwin wrote: Is it cordless or corded?
No.Chris Darwin wrote: Do the 2 programmable function keys work as left and right mouse buttons?
It depends on the context. In many applications you will be able to bind the center-function to one of the buttons.Chris Darwin wrote: No center button?
Yes - XP 64 is fully supported.Chris Darwin wrote: It says the program supports XP, does it support XP 64?
Robert Stadie