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Thanks for the detail, I will investigate and see if I can reproduce it on my Win7 x64 machine(s). EDIT: regarding the log file - what are the "gaps" did you remove anything os was there no logging between those times? As I said in a previous post, if there is no logging, it suggests the h...

No, if windows does not recognise the button, and nothing flashes when you press it, then XMBC cant help. Sorry. No the only universal scroll funciton is the standard windows "middle" mouse button scroller. It might work if you assign one of your buttons to send "middle" mouse bu...

What particular behaviour are you referring too? I don't recall making any changes, but the simulated key sequences that aloshka posed previously ({LWIN}{SHIFT}{RIGHT} and {LWIN}{RIGHT}) both seem to be working here on my Win 7 64 Ultimate with XMBC 1.50 and its doing the expected actions. NOTE I us...

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Glad to be of service. Of course it matters not where you install the application, it will still use the 64bit version on Windows x64

Thanks for the feedback.
Phil

If you check "Show tray icon by default" I'm not surprised its showing it! :wink: I presume you mean if you un-check it? I've just tried it here (x64 Win7) and it seems to work but I'm unable to reboot right now - I have exited and restarted XMBC which is essentially the same as rebooting ...

Any reason you have posted this to the Inp/Out forum? If your asking about XMouse then let me know and I will move the post. For what its worth, I am not aware of any difference between numpgup and numpgdn at the virtual key level... If you can find the virtual key code then you can enter that direc...

I wasnt planning on opening the source - but you never know, and in anycase, its not exactly complicated to do with a little coding knowledge!

Anyway, glad it helped you out with your nice cheap mice

OK so there is no logging when it appears broken.... That makes sense.... because if there is no logging, that means the mouse hook has been removed replaced by something else.... The problem is detecting that and what to do if it happens... Having said that, if the buttons stop working, then that's...

I would try simulated keystrokes and then enter {CTRL}{MWUP} or {CTRL}{MWDN} It seems to work best when using the option "In another thread as button is pressed" but It does not seem to be working reliably here so I will have to investigate further and get back to you on that. OK I think I...

Urm, if it sort'a works with debugging on, I would have said it was a timing issue, but if your using "during" then that key should be held down while the mouse button is held down. Are you holding the button down and does the length of time held down make any difference? Could you try add...

No this is not possible. The layer modifier on button command changes the layer when the button is pressed. The current architecture of XMBC makes it next to impossible to do what you ask (essentially detecting combinations of buttons reliably) and the user interface would have to be completely rewr...

What other functions have you got 4 and 5 assigned too? The interesting thing around 11:44:20 is: 24-06-2010 11:44:14> MouseHookData: Message=0x0201 (WM_LBUTTONDOWN), X=622, Y=528, mouseData=0x00000000, flags=0x00000000, time=9549445, dwExtraInfo=0x0 24-06-2010 11:44:14> Translating Left Button Down...

Thanks for the info - maybe one day I can get XMBC to work in the same way that autohotkey does but until then this is a great solution for other people.

Thanks,
Phil

Well the released version can be run in portable mode. I havn't bother packing up a separate version but it would contain all the files as in the normal version - you can copy them where ever you want and it will run in portable mode. I guess its possible to add a new package but I cant say when I m...