Step 4 Drag and drop by moving the mouse with the numeric keypad. Step 3 Simulate a left mouse click by pressing “5." Press “+” toĭouble-click. The “1”, “3”, “7” and “9” keys move the mouse pointer Press “8” and “2” to move the pointer up orĭown. Step 2 Move the mouse pointer left and right by pressing “4” and “6” “Yes” in the dialog box that appears to activate MouseKeys. "Left-Shift" and "NumLock” simultaneously. Step 1 Turn on MouseKeys in Windows XP by pressing “Left-Alt, MouseKeys is built into windows XP and higher. For a complete list of symbols defining hotkeys see this documentation. What mouse buttons can be tested with this test The buttons that this page will check are 1 (left mouse button) 2 (middle mouse button) 3 (right mouse button). To change from CTRL to ALT replace the ^ with !. reWASD distinguishes the keys from a physical keyboard and the. Now it is ready for mouse macro from reWASD. Then, go to reWASD, click the keypad icon you will see on the left from your mouse and add the key chosen on the previous step to the list of mappings. To compile autohotkeys scripts you will need to download it here:Īlso You can replace the key g with any letter to change the trigger key. Go to the original mouse software and remap additional button to some keyboard key. Save this in notepad with the file extension.
Here's the autohotkey script that will bind a keyboard shortcut (CTRL + g) to a mouse click.
Autohotkey is a free open source software for macro and key binds. Once activated, press the Num Lock key to toggle between normal cursor operation and mouse emulation mode.You can create all your custom keyboard shortcuts using autohotkey. Press the space bar to turn on Mouse Keys. By default, the cursor is on the Yes button. A tone sounds and the Mouse Keys dialog appears. To activate Mouse Keys – Press Alt + Left Shift + Num Lock.
This replaces using the mouse as a pointing device. Mouse Keys is an accessibility feature that uses the keyboard’s Numeric Keypad as a pointing device.
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