How to check the "non-system key" of the mouse
How to check the "non-system key" of the mouse
How to check the "non-system key" of the mouse, such as check the name "9 button", set "The function of the 9th button".
Re: How to check the "non-system key" of the mouse
---Rohwedder wrote: ↑22 Oct 2021, 03:06Hallo,
try: https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/KeyList.htm#SpecialKeys
I can't use this language to judge the excess mouse button.
1.What languages can be?
2.What language is simple?
3.What language can be in Linux + Windows?
Re: How to check the "non-system key" of the mouse
Post what mouse make/model it is more than likely its just numpad buttons.
Re: How to check the "non-system key" of the mouse
Sorry an image is not telling me what make/model it is maybe someone else knows?
I would suggest reading the instructions that came with it or look them up.
GL
I would suggest reading the instructions that came with it or look them up.
GL
Re: How to check the "non-system key" of the mouse
its a Bloody A4Tech V4M based on google img search results. those buttons(on the top) are there to interact with its onboard microcontroller(to presumably adjust DPI and other stuff). u cant do anything with them unless uve also got software that would allow rebinding them. otherwise, its like asking how to turn ur electric kettle's on/off switch into a hotkey... u dont.