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I've mapped the extra buttons on my mouse to macros for the software I use, mainly Solidworks. The most useful one is control, it allows me to select multiple
by iancmceachern 4y ago
I've mapped the extra buttons on my mouse to macros for the software I use, mainly Solidworks. The most useful one is control, it allows me to select multiple items wile only using the mouse hand.
- MaxikCZ 4y agoOh yes, my mouse macros are probably up there aswell. On my mouse I have Alt+Tab, Alt+F4, Win+M (Minimize all), CTRL+Tab (alt+tab for browser tabs), CTRL+W (close browser tab), CTRL+Shift+T (open last closed tab), CTRL+Shift+LMB (open link in new tab and switch to it), CTRL+C, CTRL+X, CTRL+V, CTRL+V;Enter, and CTRL+"+/-" for pagezoom on mousewheel when mouse is tilted sideways. Regular back/forth buttons ofc and still got two unused buttons for games. That way I can use PC very comfortably without needing a hand on my keyboard, its a blessing, and I would suggest everyone to try at least some of those bindings out. I use Swiftpoint Z for this.