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Herby
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MediaMouse

With this little script you can control the Media Keys with the mouse (no Media Keyboard required).

System Requirements: Windows NT/2000/XP.

Hotkeys:

Win + Left Button : Play / Pause
Win + Right Button : Stop
Win + Middle Button (wheel) : Mute / UnMute
Win + Scroll Up : Volume Up
Win + Scroll Down : Volume Down
Win + Forward Button : Next
Win + Back Button : Previous

#LButton:: 
SendInput, {Blind}{Media_Play_Pause}
Return

#RButton:: 
SendInput, {Blind}{Media_Stop}
Return

#MButton:: 
SendInput, {Blind}{Volume_Mute}
Return

#WheelUp::
SendInput, {Blind}{Volume_Up}
Return

#WheelDown::
SendInput, {Blind}{Volume_Down}
Return

#XButton1::
SendInput, {Blind}{Media_Prev}
Return

#XButton2::
SendInput, {Blind}{Media_Next}
Return

[/Herby]

TheLeO
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funny idea, simple enough, but at home i utilize my mouse a bit more then that, and rather then sending media keys, i send commands directly to my media players. also rather then using keybord combinations i use mouse combinations,
e.h ~Xbutton1 & Xbuttton2:: stuff..
when i get home ill post up some of the code i use.

by the way, which media player do you use at home?
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This is a truly great (and simple) idea, and it have changed my whole idea of what you can do on your computer.
Thank you Herby!