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i don't know if this is a bug, but double middle doesn't work
on my xp box.
win xp pro, ms intellimouse explorer, but maybe not the newest
driver ... i'll try a newer one.
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nope intellipoint 4.1, no success
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You mean ##M trigger? It works on my computer, XP.
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[quote="Gintaras"]You mean ##M trigger?[quote]
it works when i use no #M, but with #M there is no reaction on ##M.
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this may be late but i have xp/pro with explorer with intellepoint 4.10.851.0
and it works. i tested it by doing this
trigger = ##M
macro =bee {sound file name and path}
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ken, have you tried it with both middle triggers defined ?
#M and ##M
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yes i did. and it blew-up
hock: it just started the same sound twice...(i had ##M and #M set to differ sounds)...and it doesnt help to use a ctrl key either...rats!!!!
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it is a qm problem, because powerpro can deal with both and i also
tripple(+1) :wink: checked the ms mouse options.
i guess its a matter of timing.
so there goes ppro again ...
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In QM cannot coexist click and double-click triggers.
My solution is following: let #M macro measure whether click or double-click has occured. It then can execute different code for click and double click. Of course, it can start other macros based on result. The #M macro really should be function.
dll# user32 GetDoubleClickTime
int+ g_click_time
int pt=g_click_time
g_click_time=GetTickCount
if(g_click_time-pt>GetDoubleClickTime) ;;click
,out 1
else ;;double click
,out 2