Numpad Mouse

[lanux128]

Numpad Mouse 0.6c by Kalvin Au is a tool designed to control your mouse using the keys on the Numpad. It also has position markers which enables one to save mouse position and recall later. very useful for point-n-click adventure games. works with all versions of Windows (95, 98, ME, 2000, 2003, NT, XP).

some of the features:

      1. Mouse wrap
      2. 21 mouse anchors
      3. Move mouse automatically accomplished with optional left, right, middle, double, and control clicks
      4. 8 directions mouse movement
      5. User defined speed
      6. Mouse clicks and drag, including control clicks
      7. Optional sound effects
      8. Programs launcher
      9. Handy 10-page 'Note by the Mouse' with alarms function
      10. Display mouse coordinates
      11. Display RGB hex code under mouse cursor
      12. Support English, Dutch, and French

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[PhilB66]

Thanks lanux128. I use a similar program called Mouse Emulator by RH Designes. This tool supports the following (when NumLock is on):

Keypad 1 - Left mouse button
Keypad 2 - Right mouse button
Keypad 3 - Middle mouse button
Keypad 4, 5, 6, 8 - Moves the mouse left, down, right and/or up respectively.
Keypad 7 - Mousewheel up (Scroll)
Keypad 9 - Mousewheel down (Scroll)
Keypad / - Toggle Left mouse button (Useful for RSI users)
Keypad * - Toggle Right mouse button (Useful for RSI users)
Keypad - - Toggle Middle mouse button (Useful for RSI users)
Ctrl + Keypad 0 - Enable/Disable Mouse Emulator

[lanux128]

good work PhilB66! the more the merrier, these tools are invaluable in combating RSI. also not to mention, if you're having a problem with your mouse.

[cranioscopical]

Numpad_Mouse_download.html]Numpad Mouse[/url][/b] 0.6c

FWIW I've used this for ages and find it excellent for doing finnicky positioning stuff.

CRTL-numpad-* to adjust preferences for it (which I almost always forget) 

[Ronald79]

The Website of the Mouse Emulator Program by RH Designs has moved to:
http://mouseemulator.browseto.org

[lanux128]

thanks for the heads-up.. incidentally Numpad Mouse is also moving to a new site since the current Geocities is to be closed by Yahoo. here's the new address: http://numpadmouse.cjb.net/