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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: Chad on April 03, 2003, 12:51:56 pm
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I need to set left and right clicks from my mouse to keys on the keyboard. I am using a mouse as a trackball and pointing deice but I do not want to add extra buttons just for right and left clicking. I want to map this action to a key that I am already using on my control box.
Thanks
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In windows 98, I remember there was something in the accesibility options that would allow you to use keyboard buttons as a mouse...I'm not sure if you can assign just the buttons to the keyboard though.
Ah, just found it in XP, it's called "MouseKeys" I don't see anything to do just the mouse buttons, though.
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I need to set left and right clicks from my mouse to keys on the keyboard. I am using a mouse as a trackball and pointing deice but I do not want to add extra buttons just for right and left clicking. I want to map this action to a key that I am already using on my control box.
Thanks
I have to assume alot since I know nothing of your project... but you could just wire one of your "regular" buttons as a mouse button...
i.e. in SFII layout
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Make button 3 your "left click"... (you can in MAME map mouse clicks to buttons)
*shrug*
That's one option anyways...
Rampy
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Could always solder the mouse click buttons to the keyboard PCB for something really weird.... ;D
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I have win XP and I just did not want to drill another hole for the mouse buttons. I like the wiring of another button to the right and left buttons on the mouse. I was looking for a free software way to do it. Here is a pic.
(http://people.smu.edu/cmadding/mame/images/project/board02lg.jpg)
I have mounted the track ball below the panel and wanted to know how to get the buttons working without drilling more holes.
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disconnect 2 buttons from your keyboard encoder and wire them to the mouse instead. Then configure mame to take mouse clicks instead of keystrokes for those buttons...
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Good Idea. I knew ya'll could help.
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Mouskeys does it. As far as I know this works on any version of Windows. The mousee is controlled by the numpad keys. The arrows control direction and there are keys for a single, double and right click.
Andy
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Thanks again for the help.