G-series Gaming Mice

[Chaos5061]

Hello I'm looking for the way to set the left and right of the scroll wheel to scroll the screen in my web browser (Google Chrome) left and right. I've looked through the options and haven't see one.

[TheProf]

same here asked about it with no answer. im missing many of the features my G700 has.

[Cinda]

I found majority of the features to be located in the Logitech Gaming Software.   

When you open the LGS, at the bottom you should see  a row of icons.  to change the buttons, and scroll wheel, 

you want to select the second icon.  It has two arrows pointing at the mouse.

from there, you can select the button, including mouse wheel, and change what that button does.  

The G700 needs Setpoint to customize the buttons. I don't know if there's a way to get the G600 reconized in setpoint.

Don't think there will be anyone finding out how to do that since it seems they all wanted everything to be localised in

the LGS software. 

[TheProf]

I know how to customize the buttons its stupid simple in both applications. what im saying is that many functions that my G700 has the G600/LGS software doesnt have which is a huge downer since i have even more buttons.

[Innnocente]

It DOES have the capability.  You just have to asign the commands to the  mouse actions.  Make sure you are editing in "Automatic Game Detection" mode.  Then you will see the entire command list on the left and can just drag and drop what you want onto the proper mouse action icon.

[Chaos5061 · Accepted solution]

Solution is since the Left and Right Arrow key is not already in the function list to select I had to make my own Single Keystroke to set it where tilting left and right will scroll the screen left and right. I'm not a keyboard shortcut person so it took me a while to find this out. Would have been easier if this was already a option under mouse functions.

[Alex1Ferenstein]

I too am surprised that a mouse with a tilt function on its wheel doesn't allow its use for Windows' default action of horizonal scroll - it's crazy omission that should be in "Mouse Function" of LGS but is missing. **bleep**?

> since the Left and Right Arrow key is not already in the function list to select I had to make my own Single Keystroke to set it where tilting left and right will scroll the screen left and right.

Horizontal scroll is not same as cursor movement - the former is movement of a visible part of window within (the whole) window regardless of cusor position.

It's weird that "daleLogi" (Logitech Support Specialist, http://forums.logitech.com/t5/G-series-Gaming-Mice/Does-G300-allow-to-push-the-wheel-left-right/m-p/... also gets this wrong.