| UltraMouse User Guide |
What is UltraMouse and what can it do for you?
We use the mouse anytime when we are using a computer. Therefore, anything that makes the mouse easier to use can help users a lot. If we can simplify the operations that we need to do thousands of times every day, we will benefit from less movement of the hands and eyes, and to a great extent avoid computer stress.
UltraMouse was designed to accomplish this. By manipulating the mouse in different ways, UltraMouse can perform over 20 different actions. This ability to attach significance to hand movements make operating the computer faster, easier and more convenient.
How does UltraMouse work?
UltraMouse can recognize more than 20 mouse actions as the Activations. An activation is something that the mouse can do, such as a button click, that causes something else (a Function) to happen. Users can set one or more Functions to happen as the result of an Activation. When these Activations occur, UltraMouse can perform the corresponding functions. For instance, with UltraMouse running, if you move the mouse cursor to the bottom-left corner of screen, the default Function is to open the Start Menu. If you press the left mouse button then click the right mouse button, the default Function is to maximize/restore the window under the mouse cursor.
Defining an Item
Each UltraMouse Item must contain one Activation and one Function. When the user causes the Activation to occur with the mouse, the specified Function will be triggered.
After UltraMouse is installed on your computer, there will be more than ten default Items. Click the UltraMouse icon in the system tray (on the task bar, opposite the Start Menu) and the option window will appear. In the Mouse Action page, which lists the Items, user may create an Item by clicking the New button, or modify an Item by double-clicking it.
In the Item Definition dialog-box, choose an Activation from the dropdown-list of Activation types. (The dropdown-list shows tips while the mouse is over each entry.) Then select a Function for this Item, which may be a Shortkey (simulated keystroke input), Launch File (open a file) or Internal (a pre-defined function).
UltraMouse has the unique feature of associating a rule with a Window Title. That is, an item is triggered or not depending on the title of the foreground application. For instance, users can specify an Activation in Internet Explorer to open a new window, whereas the same Activation is defined to open a file in Notepad. Simply enter the title in the Specify the Title Rule dialog box.
After an Item is defined, you will notice that the first thing on each line of the Mouse Action tab is a Check Box. If the Check Box of the Item is checked, the Item is enabled. Otherwise, it is disabled. This will allow you to experiment with similar items without deleting them.
Activation Details
The window under the mouse cursor will be made the focus after performing the Activations following an asterisk (*)
Click - Left+Right Click (*)
Input: Left mouse button click + Right mouse button click
Default: Maximize/Restore the foreground window
Recommend: Maximize/Restore the foreground window
Click - Right+Left Click (*)
Input: Right mouse button click + Left mouse button click
Default: None
Recommend: Open Link in a new browser window
Click - MiddleButton (*)
Input: Middle mouse button click when middle button menu is disabled
Default: None
Recommend: Set Middle Button Menu Enable
Move to Screen TopLeft
Input: Move cursor to Top-Left corner of screen
Default: None
Recommend: Open Menu
Move to Screen TopRight
Input: Move cursor to Top-Right corner of screen
Default: None
Recommend: None
Move to Screen BottomLeft
Input: Move cursor to Bottom-Left corner of screen
Default: Shortkey Win-key, open the Start Menu
Recommend: Shortkey Win-key
Move to Screen BottomRight
Input: Move cursor to Bottom-Right corner of screen
Default: None
Recommend: Show Desktop/Restore
Touch Left Border Twice
Input: Double-touch left border of screen
Default: Open Favorites Menu with title-rule "contains Internet Explorer"
Recommend: Open Favorites Menu
Touch Top Border Twice
Input: Double-touch top border of screen
Default: None
Recommend: Refresh browser page
Touch Right Border Twice
Input: Double-touch right border of screen
Default: None
Recommend: New browser window
Shake Cursor Vertical-U
Input: Shake mouse cursor vertically at top of a window
Default: Goto document top
Recommend: Goto document top
Shake Cursor Vertical-D
Input: Shake mouse cursor vertically at bottom of a window
Default: Goto document end
Recommend: Goto document end
Shake Cursor Horizontal
Input: Shake mouse cursor horizontally
Default: Switch Task
Recommend: Switch Task
Cursor-circle Anticlockwise
Input: Move mouse cursor anticlockwise
If you are having problems initiating this trigger, try rotating the mouse anticlockwise in a vertical oval that occupies about one quarter of the height of the window anywhere in the window.
Default: browser Back
Recommend: browser Back
Cursor-circle Clockwise
Input: Move mouse cursor clockwise
If you are having problems initiating this trigger, try rotating the mouse clockwise in a vertical oval that occupies about one quarter of the height of the window anywhere in the window.
Default: browser Forward
Recommend: browser Forward
Menu Top-Left Corner (*)
Input: Middle Button Menu: top-left (press->move->release)
Default: Open Menu
Recommend: Open Menu, AlwaysOnTop Enable/Disable
Menu Top-Middle Border (*)
Input: Middle Button Menu: top-middle (press->move->release)
Default: None
Recommend: AlwaysOnTop Enable/Disable, Minimize foreground window
Menu Top-Right Corner (*)
Input: Middle Button Menu: top-right (press->move->release)
Default: Close Application
Recommend: Close Application
Menu Middle-Left Border (*)
Input: Middle Button Menu: middle-left (press->move->release)
Default: Stardard Middle-Button Click
Recommend: Stardard Middle-Button Click
Menu Middle-Right Border (*)
Input: Middle Button Menu: middle-right (press->move->release)
Default: None
Recommend: Catch the slider of the Vertical Scroll-Bar
Menu Bottom-Left Corner (*)
Input: Middle Button Menu: bottom-left (press->move->release)
Default: Open StartMenu and Move Cursor
Recommend: Open StartMenu and Move Cursor, Minimize all windows, Show Desktop/Restore
Menu Bottom-Middle Border (*)
Input: Middle Button Menu: bottom-middle (press->move->release)
Default: None
Recommend: Catch the slider of the Horizontal Scroll-Bar
Menu Bottom-Right Corner (*)
Input: Middle Button Menu: bottom-right (press->move->release)
Default: Minimize all windows
Recommend: Minimize all windows, Show Desktop/Restore
Functions that can be specified for an Activation
| Turn Monitor Off | Send the monitor a power-saving moded signal. Note: Make sure that the monitor will resume from power saving mode normally, in your system, before trying this function. |
| Always On Top Enable/Disable | Toggle the current application Always On Top/Not Always On Top |
| Open/Close the CD-ROM Tray | Open/Close all the CD-ROM trays |
| Minimize current Window | Minimize the Foreground Window. |
| Minimize all windows1 | Minimize all windows except the model-dialog-box |
| Minimize all windows2 | Minimize all windows including the model-dialog-box, launch again to restore |
| Wait N Second | Wait 1,2,5,10 second, control time-relationships of the Items that have the same trigger |
| Close Application | Close Current (Foreground) Application |
| Switch Task | Switch Tasks Between Applications |
| Open Menu | Open the Menu of the Current (Foreground) Application |
| Goto Document Top/End | Go to Top or End of Foreground document |
| Maximize/Restore Window | Maximize/Restore the Current Window |
| Launch ScreenSaver | Launch ScreenSaver if there is a specified screensaver in Display properties |
| Sound Beep | Simulate 6 kinds of system sound which may each be different according to the system settings |
| Switch Volume Mute/Restore | Toggle between mute and restoration |
| Volume Down or Up | Turn the output volume down or up |
| CDAudio Player | Begin or Stop playing CD Audio, go to the next or the previous track |
| Mouse events simulate | Simulate cursor up, down, left ,right, mouse wheel up and down, middle button click, left and right button click. |
| Open a Program | Open e-mail program, regedit.exe, my computer, calculator, dos-prompt etc. |
| Open Explorer at a Drive | Open Windows Explorer At C: D: E: etc. |
| Open IE with Blank page | Open IE with bland page, neglect the default Homepage Setting |
| Browser action (IE or Opera etc.) | Goto the previous or next webpage, refresh, stop, open new window, search, favorites etc. |
| Open link in new browser window | Open the link under mouse cursor in new browser window. |
| Turn off System | Shutdown System, Restart System, Logoff, Lock System or Make the system sleep, depends on the type of OS ,system setting and user's privilege |
How to implement more than one function from one Activation
User can define 2 or more items with the same Activation. These items will be launched in the order in which they are inserted. For example, if an item is Left+Right Click to maximize a window, and the next item is Left+Right Click to sound a beep, then after performing Left+Right Click, the foreground window will be maximized and the system will sound a beep.
Many users would like to assign a double-click to the middle mouse button. To do this, select Click - MiddleButton as the Activation, and Mouse: Click Left Button in the Function dialog boxes. Then, do the same with the next Item. When the middle-button of the mouse is pressed, the system will see a double-click.
UltraMouse Tips
UltraMouse Notes
Why doesn't my Item work?
There are 4 possibilities:
Why can't I insert a new Item?
In the unregistered version, only 14 Items are allowed. If you create more, they will not be recognized. The registered version does not have this limit.
How do I register UltraMouse?
Go to the General Option tab, and then click the About button. Please click the
Buy and Activate button, or visit http://www.fadsoft.net
After you get the serial number, please copy and paste it into the edit-box in About dialog-
box of UltraMouse, and then click Buy and Activate again.
I have the serial number, and the trial expired, how can I input the serial number?
Please download and run http://www.fadsoft.net/Register_UltraMouse.exe
I still have a question -- what should I do?
Please visit the UltraMouse Home Page for more information or e-mail support@fadsoft.net
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