You can use Logitech Options to customize the action that is triggered when you perform one of the four gestures available on the MX Anywhere 2 mouse.
To associate an action with a gesture:
You can also assign individual actions to each of the four gestures. Here’s how:
You can also associate an application or a keystroke to a gesture button.
To launch an application:
To assign a custom keystroke:
To associate an action with a gesture:
- Start Logitech Options:
Windows: Start > All Programs > Logitech > Logitech Options
Mac: Macintosh HD > Applications > Logitech Options - Select the Mouse tab in the top left corner left of the Logitech Options window.
- Select one of the buttons on the mouse by clicking on the blue circle next to the button. The options list for the button appears.
- Select Gesture button.
NOTE: By default, the Windows management set of gestures is selected.
If you’d like to associate a different set of gestures with the button, select another option from the list: Media Controls, Pan, Zoom/Rotate, Navigate windows, or Arrange windows.
You can also assign individual actions to each of the four gestures. Here’s how:
- In the Gesture button list, select Custom.
- In the lower right pane, click on Customize.
- Click on one of the four gesture arrows and then select an option from the list to assign to it. As soon as you make your selection, it is saved. Click on the “X” in the corner to close the window.
You can also associate an application or a keystroke to a gesture button.
To launch an application:
- Select Launch Application from the list.
- In the File name box, enter the full path to the application, or locate it using the Browse button.
To assign a custom keystroke:
- Select Keystroke assignment.
- In the Enter Keystroke pane, click in the white box, and then enter a keystroke combination.
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