Mouse 'back' button as middle button in PRO/e Wildfire

Discussion in 'Pro/Engineer & Creo Elements/Pro' started by kh, May 23, 2004.

  1. kh

    kh Guest

    Hi all

    I would be very glad if i could use the thomb 'back' button on my mouse for
    both 'middle' button in PRO/e and as 'back' button in Internet explorer. I
    really hate to use the wheel button in PRO/e, but ican not live without my
    'back' button, when i browse the web.

    Can somebody tell me how to configure PRO/e wildfire to use the 'back'
    button on my mouse as middle button instead of the wheel button?

    I know it is possible, if i change the function for the 'back' button to
    'middle' buttom in the mouse driver. But if i do this, the 'back button do
    not work in Internet explorer.

    OS: Windows XP Pro.
    Mouse: Microsoft Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer
    CAD: Pro/engineer wildfire

    Sorry for my poor english...

    Thanks in advance
    kh
     
    kh, May 23, 2004
    #1
  2. kh

    Pete Guest

    KH,

    This is very simple to do. If you are using an Intellimouse, I expect
    that you have the Intellipoint software installed. This came with the
    mouse, or you can download it from Microsoft.

    In the Intellipoint software under the Buttons tab there is a
    check-box for 'Enable Program Specific settings'. Check it off and
    then select the 'Settings' button.

    Under 'Programs', select 'Add' and browse to your installation folder
    for ProE, then into i486nt\obj and pick the file 'xtop.exe' (this is
    the ProE executable). Define the buttons as you want them to work and
    click Apply. Now ProE will use those settings and all other
    applications will use the default settings.

    Regards
    Peter Brown
     
    Pete, May 24, 2004
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  3. kh

    kh Guest

    Thank you very much. In the first place i could not find this option in the
    Intellipoint 5.0 driver, but a little google search helped me to find out
    that this option only exists in the 4.x Intellipoint drivers.
     
    kh, May 25, 2004
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