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Old 12-19-2006, 03:37 PM
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Default keystroke/mouse question

hi,

i just bought a logitech cordless trackman optical mouse.what i dont like about it is that you have to use the thumb for leftclicking.so i would like to assign another button with the leftclick-function,this is however not an option in the menue of logitech setpoint.it would be possible to use a keystroke(-combination) for this.
my question:how do i assign the leftclick-function of my mouse to a keystroke-combination???is this even possible?
for the time being i assigned doubleclick to a free mousebutton and try to play poker using doubleclick instead of singleclick.are there any hidden dangers while playing?

thx very much for your help and excuse my bad (nonnative) english

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Old 12-19-2006, 05:30 PM
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Default Re: keystroke/mouse question

what key-combo (or single key) would you like? It'd be a 2-line AHK script (but you'd have to download AutoHotKey

example: if you wanted win-z as your key combo, the code qould be:

[ QUOTE ]
#z::
MouseClick, Left

[/ QUOTE ]

save it as an .ahk file, then run it. Now any time you press win-z it will send the comp a left click.

To use <F-12> (function key), the code would be:

[ QUOTE ]
F12::
MouseClick, Left

[/ QUOTE ]


Alt-q would be:

[ QUOTE ]
!q::
MouseClick, Left

[/ QUOTE ]

you get the idea (shift is +, win is #, alt is !, ctrl is ^)

If you use the numpad to send bets, you could use ctrl-numpad 1 for your left click as follows:

[ QUOTE ]
^Numpad1::
MouseClick, Left

[/ QUOTE ]
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Old 12-20-2006, 10:37 AM
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Default Re: keystroke/mouse question

thank you very much!!
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