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Did you intentionally leave the post template blank? Give me very little to go on!

I wonder if you could try the latest beta , its had a years worth of development since 2.20.5 and several things have been fixed and added. I would hate to spend a long time investigating this to find out I have fixed it already :)). However, I'm not sure I have fixed it already (if indeed it it is ...

Ive added this to the bug list, but can you explain a little more, what do you meant by "layer 2 only". There must still be a layer one?
Can you send me the example profile that does not work and explain how to reproduce it a little more?

Oh OK I didn't realize powertoys couldn't map to mouse actions... XMBC is designed to hook into the mouse message queue and then send stuff - it does not hook into the keyboard message queue (well other than for layer modifier keys). To add full keyboard support into XMBC is just far too much effort...

I guess it must be a protected key sequence... Why don't you just choose "Lock Workstation" instead of simulated keystrokes?

Sorry, XMBC is for configuring the mouse buttons, it can not re-map keyboard keys.
That would be a completely different program!

Maybe have a look at Microsoft Powertoys which has a keyboard key remapper

The activate tag activates the "window" as in the application, not a sub panel in that application. Scroll is different as the messages are posted to the sub-window handle. In this case, cant you just use {LMB}{PGDN} which will click to select/activate then press page down? If that does no...

It is possible, but in the Logitech software you need to set the buttons (4&5) to back/forward (the windows default) then XMBC should see them.

I’m away on vacation right now but when I get back I will see if I can find more detailed instructions if you haven’t managed to get it working by then!

Well that is certainly odd, on my (windows 10) system with 20 profiles set up, it sat at 4MB with the setup window closed, and it goes up to 6MB when the setup screen is opened (dropping slightly after closing it, but now all the way back down to 4MB because I guess the MS MFC system libraries XMBC ...

That sounds good - its quite a complex configuration you have there, I not sure even I fully understand it, but glad you have got it working for your needs!

PS. I will be away on vacation (in Quebec) for a while, so further replies may be quite delayed (or maybe quicker if I'm in your timezone!)

Glad to hear that XMBC works for you Rick!

XMBC does not and can not support specific devices. XMBC hooks into Windows mouse message system which provides native Windows support for five buttons, scroll and tilt (this is why XMBC can not support more than 5 buttons, as described in the F.A.Q). If your mouse/mouse driver does not send/trigger...

I think so, don't see why not... you wont be able to use "sticky left button [click drag]" because it wont send the alt. On the left button try sim keys, and method 3 (during): {alt}{LMB} That should do it... You will have to try it and see if it works (I am at work right now so cant test ...

ChatGPT may be using out of date information there. You might want to look at button chording instead (even if the GhatGPT method works). Button chording allows you to chord two buttons to perform different actions. XMBC has supported that for quite some time now (at least 5 years), despite what Cha...

Yep, you already found it, but select Method 2, "As mouse button is released" in the How to send the simulated key press dropdown.
Thanks for leaving your detailed message for others!