Logitech ex 110 cordless keyboard programmable keys- I want to program the programmable email button on the keyboard to launch hotmail, not microsoft outlook.

810-000755 is the part number for the Logitech C-bt44 USB receiver for the Logitech Cordless Desktop EX 100. See http://support.logitech.com/en_us/product/cordless-desktop-ex-100-product/faq#link_19321 . This is the section of the FAQ on using the EX 100 with other USB receivers. The receiver lets select Logitech wireless keyboards and mice communicate with the computer that has this device plugged in. The 810-000755 also works with the Logitech cordless desktop (keyboard/mice) EX 110, and the MK 300. There may be other keyboards and mice that communicate with this receiver. However, newer Logitech keyboards and desktops (keyboard/mice) may not use this receiver.

I hope this helps. Note: the EX 100 uses 2 alkaline AA batteries in the keyboard and 2 alkaline AA batteries in the mouse to communicate with the receiver. I believe the other keyboards and desktops that can communicate with the 810-000755 also use alkaline batteries which last ~6 months before they must be replaced.

Cindy Wells

I was going to type this out but found the help on logitec is pictorial and might make more sense ;-]
Q: Customizing my S 510 Keyboard Function Keys with Logitech software (SetPoint) How do I use Logitech's Mouse and Keyboard software (SetPoint) to customize my S 510 keyboard Function Keys?
Cordless Desktop S 510
Model Number:
Y-RAK73 (Keyboard)
M-RBN114 or M-RBG114 (Mouse)
The Function Keys, or F-Keys, are the keys on labelled F1 through F12 above the number keys.
NOTE: To use the programmed F-Key, make sure to toggle on Enhanced F Keys Mode by pressing the F Mode key. The F Mode LED on the receiver will be off in Enhanced F Keys Mode.
Similar to the Programmable Keys, the F-Keys can also be programmed to perform certain functions.

1. Click the My Keyboard tab on the top of the screen and select the Keyboard F Key Settings tab on the left.
   
2. Select the F key you wish to customize.
   
3. Now select the task you want the button to perform under Select Task. You can also click Help to find detailed descriptions of these options.
   
4. Click on Apply then click on OK to close SetPoint.
   

just try wih installing new battery in mouse and keyboard then press the connect button to sync with the reciver.

I downloaded the program
Thanks

Your EX 110 receiver has 3 indicator lights (LEDs) that display the status of the Caps lock, Function key, and the Num lock during normal operating mode. These lights will also flash when the connect button on the receiver is pressed.
LED A: Indicates that the Caps Lock (Capital lock) key is on when lit.
LED F: Indicates that the F keys are in Standard F Keys Mode when lit and in Enhanced F Keys Mode when the LED is off.

• Your EX 110 keyboard has an Enhanced F Keys Mode for F keys that provides additional functions you can program. See Knowledge Base article 9526.

LED 1: Indicates when the Num Lock (Number lock) key is on. This function allows the number pad to produce only numbers

Your EX 110 receiver has 3 indicator lights (LEDs) that display the status of the Caps lock, Function key, and the Num lock during normal operating mode. These lights will also flash when the connect button on the receiver is pressed.
LED A: Indicates that the Caps Lock (Capital lock) key is on when lit.
LED F: Indicates that the F keys are in Standard F Keys Mode when lit and in Enhanced F Keys Mode when the LED is off.

• Your EX 110 keyboard has an Enhanced F Keys Mode for F keys that provides additional functions you can program. See Knowledge Base article 9526.

LED 1: Indicates when the Num Lock (Number lock) key is on. This function allows the number pad to produce only numbers

Vista?
http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/433/154&cl=us,en?osid=13

Normal 0 Go to Control Panel.
1. Click on Keyboard.
2. When the Keyboard Properties come up, CLICK on Key Settings.
3. Then click on the DEFAULT. This should reset all the keys to original setting.
Hope this will help some. Bud

Found this little bomb shell after about 30mins of looking for an answer.

http://logitech-en-amr.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/logitech_en_amr.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=9220

To toggle your scroll lock key:

1. Click on the Windows Start button.
   
2. Select Run.
   
3. Type 'OSK' in the dialog box.
   
   
   
   
4. Click on OK.
   
5. The Microsoft on-screen keyboard will open. Notice that the slk, or scroll lock, key (located in the top row of the on-screen keyboard as shown below) is turned on.
   
   
   
6. Click on slk (in the top row of the on-screen keyboard). This will toggle the state of the scroll lock key. Notice that the scroll lock key is no longer outlined in red. Scroll lock is now off.
   
   

NOTE: If you have installed SetPoint (Logitech’s Mouse and Keyboard software) the confirmation message Scroll Lock Off will also be displayed for about 2 seconds on your monitor.



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You should try to be more clear about what "easy launch" buttons you are talking about. I'm guessing you possibly mean on your keyboard(?). At any rate, most launch buttons can be configured and set to what things you want to launch -- so you might try re-configuring them. Logitech software is a huge burdensome set of programs that often takes over in a lot of unexpected ways. If your easy launch is more important to you than some of the Logitech features, you might try uninstalling it and simply using the drivers for your mouse that are already installed in Windows. If you need instructions to do that, repost on this forum.