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Button remapping on Logitech USB mouse
I tried this question over in the microsoft.public.win2000 newsgroup, but
received no responses, so I thought I'd try here ... I would like to map the function of the Alt-Esc key combination (i.e. "switch to next open window") to a button on my mouse. I'm using a Logitech MX500 mouse, whose Button #8 currently invokes a "Quick Switch" function, that is similar to the Alt-Tab functionality. The list of available functions that are assignable to buttons on the mouse, though quite extensive, does not appear to contain an equivalent to the Alt-Esc key function. Any help is appreciated. Joe |
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See if you have a driver or utility that came with your hardware or
look for the manufacturers website and see if they have some driver information. On Sat, 06 Dec 2003 20:43:19 -0700, Joe McArthur wrote: I tried this question over in the microsoft.public.win2000 newsgroup, but received no responses, so I thought I'd try here ... I would like to map the function of the Alt-Esc key combination (i.e. "switch to next open window") to a button on my mouse. I'm using a Logitech MX500 mouse, whose Button #8 currently invokes a "Quick Switch" function, that is similar to the Alt-Tab functionality. The list of available functions that are assignable to buttons on the mouse, though quite extensive, does not appear to contain an equivalent to the Alt-Esc key function. Any help is appreciated. Joe |
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Try this site. Refers to Windows kernal toys
which came with Win95 originally. http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article02-022 I have done this previously on my Tandy 1000a. This is simple DOS based type of commands in a simple batch file. I do not know how the windows version works, but this looks promising. I use a mainframe client at work and it uses keyboard maps and allows you to change them on the fly. On Sat, 06 Dec 2003 20:43:19 -0700, Joe McArthur wrote: I tried this question over in the microsoft.public.win2000 newsgroup, but received no responses, so I thought I'd try here ... I would like to map the function of the Alt-Esc key combination (i.e. "switch to next open window") to a button on my mouse. I'm using a Logitech MX500 mouse, whose Button #8 currently invokes a "Quick Switch" function, that is similar to the Alt-Tab functionality. The list of available functions that are assignable to buttons on the mouse, though quite extensive, does not appear to contain an equivalent to the Alt-Esc key function. Any help is appreciated. Joe |
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Joe McArthur wrote in message ...
I tried this question over in the microsoft.public.win2000 newsgroup, but received no responses, so I thought I'd try here ... I would like to map the function of the Alt-Esc key combination (i.e. "switch to next open window") to a button on my mouse. I'm using a Logitech MX500 mouse, whose Button #8 currently invokes a "Quick Switch" function, that is similar to the Alt-Tab functionality. The list of available functions that are assignable to buttons on the mouse, though quite extensive, does not appear to contain an equivalent to the Alt-Esc key function. Any help is appreciated. Joe Assuming you can bind a single keyboard key to the mouse button you might try and use a macro recorder if you still have the now ancient windows 3.x disks you can use the little applet called "Recorder" to record a Macro of Alt-Esc and assign it to a key that your mouse can use. I sure there is freeware Macro recorders out there if you need one. Or if you don't like your mouse very much you can buy Microsoft's Intelli series of mice that have software that allow to do what you want to do. Hope this helps |
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