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Thread: Map double click to your mouse?

spaceman-susan
Sun Jan 04, 2004 2:04 pm
#1

How do you do it? I have windows xp and my hands are tired from all the clicking.
sciguyCO
Sun Jan 04, 2004 7:42 pm
#2

Well, this depends on what kind of a mouse you have.


For major manufacturers (Logitech, Microsoft, etc) you can change the button mapping in the "Mouse" section of the control panel. There should be a "Buttons" tab, where you can change the mapping of the extra buttons (wheel click, thumb buttons) to various functions. Double-click should be an option.


If you don't have that tab, try looking for a custom mouse configuration. Or, if you have a Microsoft mouse, install their Intellipoint software. It should be available for download of their site.


Trust me, once you set up a button for double click (I use the mouse wheel), you'll wonder how you ever got along without it, even in regular windows.






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A_nita
Mon Jan 05, 2004 1:45 pm
#3

It all depends on what mouse you have. I have an Intellimouse Explorer 1.0 and I had to download the intellimouse drivers from microsoft in order to get acces to the mouse programming function in the Mouse control panel.
MekeaAdetu
Mon Jan 05, 2004 2:47 pm
#4

I'd appreciate a point in the right direction with this as well, if someone doesn't mind helping me.


I have a Logitech optical mouse with a mousewheel, and win2k, and there is no button tab in my mouse menu.




Jenjai Adetu - Valcyn
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