Hot Keys

[thoskins]

I downloaded a new mouse driver for my mouse that allowed me to assign key strokes to my middle button or wheel, which acts as a button when pressed down. Hence I then assigned it to Ctrl+Alt. I then mapped my autocursor to functions like "Ctrl+Alt+E" for endpoint. Now by pressing the Wheel on my mouse and the assigned key I get my hot keys back with one key stroke.

Yee Haw.

I am using the mouse that came with my Dell. It is a logictech optical USB wheel mouse. I downloaded the driver,"mw9791enu.exe" from their website.

 

I just figured out that when I did this I lost the ability to spin or pan the graphics view with my middle button.

 

[ 12-22-2005, 03:04 PM: Message edited by: thoskins ]

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I just figured out that when I did this I lost the ability to spin or pan the graphics view with my middle button.

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Yup you can't have 2 different functions for the same button.