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Mouse on a Stick! BETA (c) 2003 by CodeVis (www.codevis.com). All Rights Reserved.
This program is free for non-commercial and commercial use.
However, you may only distribute the unmodified install package.
This software is provided as is. Considerable effort has been made
to make it as free from defects as possible. However, it is still
in testing, and it's free, so please: USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
WARNING: THIS IS BETA SOFTWARE. IT HAS NOT BEEN WIDELY TESTED. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
By downloading and installing Mouse on a Stick!, you acknowledge and agree to
abide by the above license and disclaimers.
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Mouse on a Stick! allows you to control your mouse pointer with any DirectInput-compatible input device.
Gamepads, joysticks, pedals - you name it.
Mouse on a Stick! is currently in Beta. This means there are almost certainly a few bugs in it. Please email any bug reports, comments, feature requests,
etc. to codevis@codevis.com. Also, please remember that this is free software, and you are using
it at your own risk.
- Windows 98 / ME / 2K / XP
- DirectX 8 or above
- Pentium-II or better w/128MB RAM
- DirectInput device
Mouse on a Stick! has a pretty simple interface. There are three buttons, and a bunch of menu options that
allow you to configure its behaviour. You'll also notice that there are lights along the bottom of the
interface - these will turn red if a mouse button is pressed, and are numbered from left to right (button 1
is far left, button 12 is far right).
The Buttons
- Calibrate - Brings up the Windows configuration dialog for the selected input device.
- Disable - Prevents Mouse on a Stick! from sending mouse messages until untoggled.
- Help! - Brings up this help window in your favorite (or at least, default) browser.
The Options
- Input Device - Click on the menu to select what joystick, game pad, or other menu device you wish to use.
- Sensitivity - Sets the speed the mouse moves as a result of joystick movements.
- Threshold - Sets the amount the joystick must move before the mouse pointer is moved at all.
- X-Axis - Selects the joystick axis to use for the mouse's X (horizontal) axis.
- Y-Axis - Selects the joystick axis to use for the mouse's Y (vertical) axis.
- Wheel Axis - Selects the joystick axis to use for scrolling.
- Left Button - Selects the button to be routed to the mouse's left button.
- Middle Button - Selects the button to be routed to the mouse's middle button.
- Right Button - Selects the button to be routed to the mouse's right button.
- Double Click - Selects a button that, when clicked, will double click the left mouse button.
- Cycle Sensitivity - Selects a button that, when pressed, will cycle through Sensitivity settings.
- App Cycle Button - Selects a button that, when pressed, will bring up the ALT-TAB menu. While holding down this button, you can press the buttons you selected for Left button and Right button to scroll through the app list.
- Center Mouse - Selects a button that, when pressed, will center the mouse on the active window.
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