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Thats odd, I've been using scroll under cursor for a long time and I've never noticed a problem with the live preview on any of my 4 windows 7 (pro/ultimate) machines, both x86 and x64, (varying from a 7yr old & slow dell laptop (that still supports aero :o), atom net top, to a faster I5 760). W...

Well that is good news. No need for me to rush and buy the mouse now either

Thanks for the update,
Phil

Is it the laser version - ie this one
or the standard one which isnt too expensive

Thanks,
Phil

I noticed one of the FAQs claims that no more than 5 buttons will ever be supported, is this true for Win7? Yes its true for all versions of windows to date. None of them support mouse messages for buttons > 5, and rely of drivers, so provide more buttons. Thus XMBC, which relies on windows message...

I'm glad you got that going. I really need to put some proper documentation together for some of the more advanced features, I just havn't got enough spare time to spread between that and bug fixing amongst all the other things I have to do during the day! With a bit of luck, one day I might have a ...

Urm, yes you should be able to use layers to accomplish this. Setup layer 2 with the commands you want on 4 and 5 when shift is held, then goto advanced settings, and enable modifier keys. Then on the modifier keys tab, under Activate Layer 2, select shift from the drop down, and leave the box to th...

FWIW, Linux and Windows are two very different beasts. The only chance of this, without writing a driver, might me direct/raw input. But I have tried this before unsuccessfully. Windows messages, which is what XMBC uses, only works up to five buttons. There is one piece of software that claims to wo...

im looking to get this asap, maybe time to add more buttons to xmbc? =) If you can tell me how, then maybe - but read the FAQ as to why it only works with 5 buttons right now - and why its not likely to change until Windows does. I dont konw what you mean by left mini buttons... but then I dont hav...

There is no auto-repeat per say, but you might be able to do it wit simulated keystrokes (yes you can simulate mouse clicks in there too).

Just use {LMB} in simulated keystrokes, and set to "repeatidly while the button is down". See if that works.

Thanks,
Phil

Yes, I think your probably right... but that doesn't stop me from liking it hehe...
Of course the problem which this sort of thing, is that everyone wants their own icons.
So the ideal think is to either have a choice, or a way of replacing them (preferably without a patch to the main exe).

I mean its simple nd basic but rather attractive bacause of that....

OK this is interesting because I have had an email today from someone else, also with a suggestion for a new icon. Two requests in two days - that must mean the icon is shocking! I'm tempted to open up a survey/poll (on here) as to what icons to use, in case anyone else has any bright ideas. Then I ...

Urr... In the setup dialog, for each button configuration, there is a dropdown list. On that list, you should find Simulated Keystrokes. When you select that item, the simulated keystrokes dialog should open automatically. If you have already selected simulated keystrokes, just select it again - jus...

I've got visual studio 2005 (SP1), 2008 (SP1) and 2010 installed (the joy's of a MSDN sub!)
I develop XMBC with 2008 (SP1).

I'm pretty sure I tried this when you first reported it (with no problems) but I will check again.

Thanks,
Phil

Well so far, I've not been able to reproduce it - its working fine and as expected for me (hence no change in 1.52 - which to be fair, I had already completed before the issue was raised). I will try and have another look tonight but I know last time, it was doing what I expected it to do on my mach...