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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 asteroid |
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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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Re: keystroke/mouse question
thank you very much!!
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