X-Mouse Button Control 2.2 - (remap your mouse buttons)

[FunkY]

X-Mouse Button Control is a Windows application to remap your mouse buttons and expand the capabilities of your mouse!

You are able to provide application or window specific mappings, which means an application or window can use the mouse buttons differently from another. For each profile you can optionally define up to 5 'layers' of different button configurations which you can switch between using hotkeys or mouse buttons.

You can also alter the behaviour of the scroll and tilt wheel functions, fixing windows that don't normally respond to these controls.

Profiles are automatically activated by moving the mouse over the defined window or alternatively, when the specified application is active. This has many uses, for example:

• In games which do not natively support the extended mouse buttons, you can map keys to each button.
• Changing the behaviour of the mouse over certain windows, such as making the mouse wheel change volume when hovering over the system tray.

The extensive list of functions available to map to your mouse buttons includes options such as:

• Send any keys using the simulated keystroke editor
• Launch any windows application
• Copy/Cut/Paste
• Media control (play/pause/stop/volume/mute etc.)
• Capture screen (or active window) image to clipboard
• Click-Drag [Sticky buttons/keys]
• Vista (and Windows 7) support with some Vista/7 only features such as 'Flip 3D'
• And much more!

For more information about using and configuring X-Mouse Button Control, please check out the new user guide.

Installation/Upgrade Information:

Version 2.0 introduces many new features. As such the configuration file is updated somewhat. Therefore it is not recommended to downgrade from v2.0 back to v1.53 or earlier unless you don't mind starting a new profile.

Since version 1.47 the upgrade installation will automatically close XMBC and the launcher service (if it is running) so you do not need to remove the old version before installing the latest.

By default, XMouse Button Control is configured to run automatically when you log on to Windows.

Requirements:

• A mouse and driver that supports 5 buttons.
• NOTE: If your mouse has 5 buttons but the 4th and 5th buttons don't do anything in XP64 by default - this probably wont work for you. This software relies on the driver to send the default 4th and 5th mouse button messages which in XP64 default to BACK/NEXT in IE. Actually, a 2 or 3 button mouse can be customised but is there any point?!

• Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008/7.
• X-Mouse Button Control supports both 32bit (x86) and 64bit (x64) editions of Windows XP and later.

Version 2.2:

• Modified code to allow the user to configure how frequently XMBC checks for updates.
• Fixed bug introduced in v2.1 that broke the "Invert mouse wheel" scrolling option.
• Fixed problem with simulated keystrokes using the WAIT and WAITMS tags.
• Fixed problem with 'de-bounce' horizontal mouse wheel settings.

Thanks to everyone that helped in the beta testing of v2.2!

Homepage and download
http://www.highrez.co.uk/

[JayCub]

Thank you funkY something that is often overlooked unless you have a gaming mouse, i can't remember making changes to the default settings other than the cursor it'self until i bought a gaming mouse and expanded the use of the mouse, not only can i change settings now but i can customise the mouse to my needs.