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Simulated keystrokes is in the drop down list of assignments for each button. When you select it, it opens a dialog with a text field (for specifying the simulations to perform) and a help window describing the tags recognised on top of any standard key you can type into the input field. xmbc.png Th...

Hi, Thanks for the message of appreciation :) I know on some mice, the mutton positions and numbers are different than expected. I am using the internal windows numbers and its up to the mouse hardware (and driver) how these map to the hardware buttons. All mice are different but I figure its fairly...

Try {NUM8}
Does that do what you want or not?

Hi, Firstly, glad you find it useful :) Unfortunatly the scrolling acceleration I have tried to do in the past with little success. Having said that, that was before and I do have more access to the scroll wheel now. But how would it work... If you scroll 1 notch, do the default scroll, 2 notches - ...

Yes it should allow this.
Use the "Simulated Keystrokes" and you can specify: That might work, if not let me know and I will try and look into it.
If it does not work, let me know what program are you using - if its free, maybe I can try and recreate the situation.

Thanks,
Phil

Hi, yes, Im sorry to say that this is almost certainly a driver issue, and Im not really surprised Apple dont have full blown windows drivers for their hardware :!: XMBC can only interpret what it is able to intercept from the mouse driver installed. And it relies on Windows messages. Im not familia...

Thats good to hear.
Glad you have figured it out!

Doh...

Glad you have sorted it.

Hi Lexa, The tilt function uses the default windows messages that the default mouse driver sends to Vista when the tilt is presses. Maybe as you have installed Intellipoint (even if it is not running), the driver sends different messages or handled the wheel itself. Unfortunately I don't have a MS t...

Do you see the port working is you use other output libraries, like WinRing0, DLPortIO etc?
Are you sure your using the right address (0x378 hex (888 decimal) for LPT1)?

Thanks,
Phil

Hi, If you enable debugging the log file can be opened by right clicking the XMBC icon (in the system tray) and selecting "Open log file" Alternatively, by default you should find it in your user profile... On Vista it would be in <system drive>:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Highresolution Enter...

I guess this could be done - but you could also use the "bypass ALL actions when SCROLL LOCK is ON"
I understand that that will not be ideal for everyone so I will try and add a disable feature next time I make a change (no idea when that will be though).

Thanks,
Phil

Have you tried asking the author of InpOut32? I only ported it to 64bit and I claim no real knowledge of a) how it works b) how the parallel port works. The last time I did any real programming using the parallel port was 12 years ago - back in the days of MS-DOS and turbo pascal lol. Having said th...

Please send me a debug log file of this problem (you can enable logging on the main setup screen). I went to some effort to add debugging to the application because of this problem. so now more than every, its not much use just saying "it does not work" without supplying some log snippets. I underst...

This makes sense. The tilt wheel is detected by looking for the Mouse HScroll (WM_HSCROLLWHEEL) message. This message does NOT provide an up/down notification, just a single shot "it happened". This message is repeated by the mouse driver. That is why your action repeats. Maybe its a Logitech only i...