[X4U] Re: X4U Favorite Mice?

[net kat]

I can only speak about my mouse/trackball, but "programmable" means  
more "assignable."
I can assign a button to scroll, click, double-click and lock, or I  
can assign keystrokes. So, if there's something not covered by the  
stock commands, you can make your own command, say, to Render in FCP.

the logitech I use doesn't allow complex, involved things to be  
programmed, if that's what you're wondering about.

for me, click, lock, double click and Cmd-W do it for me nicely.

nk



On Jan 4, 2006, at 7:47 PM, Freeman, Colt wrote:

> How do programable buttons work in Tiger? I'm a DV and Digital  
> Photographer so its allways nifty and time saving to have a  
> programmable mouse but how complex can you get? I assume there are  
> third party apps to help with that but I'm not sure what mice they  
> work with and how complex I can get. I was eying some tonight at  
> Best Buy... I like wired though because I notice a lag with wireless.

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