Has anybody noticed they have removed the "backspace" command from the drivers, and added a "back" feature.
Ive been using backspace on my thumb button for years, and im definately not settling for a "back" feature wich works completely worthless in totalcmd.
Is there any hack or such i can use? I know this is prolly not the best forum to ask this, but i dont feel like talking to logitechs useless support.
Latest logitech mouseware, and backspace problem in tcmd
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[face=courier]On 07-12-2003 15:02:50 +0000 mhe wrote:
m> But back will get you to your previous position
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m> Completely useless imho.
If I need to go to my "previous position" (in my case this happens very often, actually), this is exactly the thing I need. So IMHO this is more than useful function you can access two ways now, BTW.[/face]
m> But back will get you to your previous position
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m> Completely useless imho.
If I need to go to my "previous position" (in my case this happens very often, actually), this is exactly the thing I need. So IMHO this is more than useful function you can access two ways now, BTW.[/face]
[face=courier]The Protoss do NOT run from their enemies.
It is here, that we shall make our stand.[/face]
It is here, that we shall make our stand.[/face]
Black Dog: it might be useful for some ppl, i have more use for backspace though. You always know where youll be when you hit backspace.
Im not sure all tcmd users would agree on that one.Aezay wrote:2mhe
What a good opportunity to start using the keyboard, instead of the mouse.
A mouse is only useful in games, internet browsing and poorly designed programs with no keyboard shortcuts.
[face=courier]On 07-12-2003 18:37:31 +0000 Aezay wrote:
A> What a good opportunity to start using the keyboard,
A> instead of the mouse.
Well, with my five-button mouse I tend to stop using KBD for Commander navigation - I have wheel button assigned to "Enter" and side buttons to "Alt"+"<-/->". So with all this and two wheels in addition mouse navigation became really comfortable.
But in general you are right, Aezay friend.[/face]
A> What a good opportunity to start using the keyboard,
A> instead of the mouse.
Well, with my five-button mouse I tend to stop using KBD for Commander navigation - I have wheel button assigned to "Enter" and side buttons to "Alt"+"<-/->". So with all this and two wheels in addition mouse navigation became really comfortable.
But in general you are right, Aezay friend.[/face]
[face=courier]The Protoss do NOT run from their enemies.
It is here, that we shall make our stand.[/face]
It is here, that we shall make our stand.[/face]
And with mouse gestures you get even more effective.Black Dog wrote:[face=courier]On 07-12-2003 18:37:31 +0000 Aezay wrote:
A> What a good opportunity to start using the keyboard,
A> instead of the mouse.
Well, with my five-button mouse I tend to stop using KBD for Commander navigation - I have wheel button assigned to "Enter" and side buttons to "Alt"+"<-/->". So with all this and two wheels in addition mouse navigation became really comfortable.
But in general you are right, Aezay friend.[/face]
Try strokeit, http://www.tcbmi.com/strokeit/
[face=courier]On 07-12-2003 18:59:17 +0000 mhe wrote:
m> You always know where youll be when you hit backspace.
Well, this is two absolutely different things, actually - I can't get why you trying to say that one is better than other. This is like a comparison of worm and soft... %)
m> Im not sure all tcmd users would agree on that one.
I don't know about all users, I can say only for myself - I agree with Aezay.
m> And with mouse gestures you get even more effective.
Well, in my case mouse just substitute KBD, I don't even move it in most cases %).
BTT, ^PgUp works the same way as BS, may be you can assign it instead.[/face]
m> You always know where youll be when you hit backspace.
Well, this is two absolutely different things, actually - I can't get why you trying to say that one is better than other. This is like a comparison of worm and soft... %)
m> Im not sure all tcmd users would agree on that one.
I don't know about all users, I can say only for myself - I agree with Aezay.
m> And with mouse gestures you get even more effective.
Well, in my case mouse just substitute KBD, I don't even move it in most cases %).
BTT, ^PgUp works the same way as BS, may be you can assign it instead.[/face]
[face=courier]The Protoss do NOT run from their enemies.
It is here, that we shall make our stand.[/face]
It is here, that we shall make our stand.[/face]
Yup, and loose backspace functionality in browsers and all other apps. =)Black Dog wrote:[face=courier]On 07-12-2003 18:59:17 +0000 mhe wrote:
BTT, ^PgUp works the same way as BS, may be you can assign it instead.[/face]
Were you _really_ need the backspace/back feature.
But enough now, if anybody knows of a solution, go ahead and tell us
, íf not let the thread fade away.
Logitech haven't removed the backspace - they have just hidden it. They decided there were too many entries in the list, so they removed some & put them under a "keystroke" entry. Open up the mouseware control panel, go into your button assignments. Assign the button to a "keystroke", then a little field will be enabled below this. Press the backspace key, & "backspace" comes up in the field. Ok the change & you have just assigned the backspace key to the mouse button.