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    Since updating to a new MS mouse, the latest Intellipoint software (ver. 5.3) does not allow assigning one of my buttons to use the "Escape" key. Older versions of Intellipoint would allow this (4.1 I believe allowed it). Does anyone know what macro is used to emulate pressing the escape key? ^C^C is not it...
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    I don't like the way they keep removing features. I went back to 4.1. Still works fine for me on XP sp2.
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    Hi

    Refer to this post ( RE: More Mouse button Customization ) and this post ( RE: Destroy F1 - in AutoCAD 2006 CUI ).

    Have a good one, Mike

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ed Jobe
    I don't like the way they keep removing features. I went back to 4.1. Still works fine for me on XP sp2.
    I agree. I finally purchased a Logitech MX610. Has 10 customizable buttons. Sweeeet...

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    Quote Originally Posted by LanceMcHatton
    I agree. I finally purchased a Logitech MX610. Has 10 customizable buttons. Sweeeet...
    rats! I bought my 8 button mouse to soon!!! is your's the "laser" mouse?
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    Quote Originally Posted by CNIBBE
    rats! I bought my 8 button mouse to soon!!! is your's the "laser" mouse?
    Yep. It's also wireless. In fact, the wireless transmitter works so well that I have not been able to figure out it's maximum working distance yet. I took the mouse into my boss's office (about 50 feet away) and asked a coworker if the cursor on my screen was still moving around and it was! It was even going through a bunch of cubicle walls.

    Also, it may say 10 buttons on the box but it's not really true. In the mouse software, each direction of the tilt wheel counts as a button so that would make 12 buttons.

    The movement on it feels really good, too.

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    Question Re: Escape key

    I read about your logitech 10 button mouse. Were you able to program "Escape" into one of the buttons. Is it easy to program? Ted

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    Programming an escape key is really easy using the logitech software.
    Select the button you want, select keystroke, and then hit escape.

    I have also got backspace and undo programmed into the mouse.
    This mouse (MX510)is a real savior.

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    Default Re: Escape key

    Quote Originally Posted by kberry
    Since updating to a new MS mouse, the latest Intellipoint software (ver. 5.3) does not allow assigning one of my buttons to use the "Escape" key. Older versions of Intellipoint would allow this (4.1 I believe allowed it). Does anyone know what macro is used to emulate pressing the escape key? ^C^C is not it...
    Thanks!
    This should work...
    Code:
    ^P^C^C(sssetfirst nil nil)(princ "*Cancel*")(princ)^P;
    Let me know if it helped!

    Rick McElvain

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    Smile Re: Escape key

    Thanks to Chris N and everybody else. I bought a Logitech MX610 and it is awesome! Programming it was very easy. Now I have a button on top of my mouse that is Escape in ACAD only. Any button can be programmed for any application. Finally!!!!

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