Software to remap mouse buttons
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PostPosted: Mon, 21st May 2007 22:17    Post subject: Software to remap mouse buttons
More and more games seem to be coming out that do not allow me to map the RMB to "move forward".

I was wondering if there's some sort of app that will allow me to map mouse buttons to keystrokes.

So for example, if I right click on the mouse, Windows interprets that as pressing the W key (or whatever key it is the rest of you use for forward). That way, when not allowed to map mouse buttons in games, I could map forward to 'W' and still be allowed to use the mouse the way I want.

Somebody help me...thanks in advance.
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PostPosted: Mon, 21st May 2007 22:54    Post subject:
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PostPosted: Tue, 22nd May 2007 02:21    Post subject:
that only supports five buttons
are you using a logitech mouse?
http://logigamer.com/
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PostPosted: Tue, 22nd May 2007 03:38    Post subject:
s_hole wrote:
that only supports five buttons
are you using a logitech mouse?
http://logigamer.com/


Yeah, I should have specified, it's a basic ms optical. Thanks for the reply though.

SpykeZ wrote:
http://www.highrez.co.uk/downloads/XMouseButtonControl.htm


This is exactly what I needed..thanks!

OK, I'm probably pushing it now, but I just tried Tomb Raider Anniversary, and it seems the same problem exists, only this time for the arrow keys (I always use the down arrow for back).

Anybody know of an application that will work just like the one above, only with keys on the keyboard? So for example, I press the 'down arrow' key and it's interpreted by Windows as the 'd' key.

Thanks.
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