Assigning double click to middle mouse button

[CS]

Does anyone know of a free program/utility that will assign a function
(double click) to the middle button of a three button MS compatible
mouse? Thanks.

 

[bob]

I searched for an hour and couldn't find much. At this
website you can find out how to do what you want to do
with a LOGITECH mouse
http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article07-427. Your
mouse might be made by Logitech and sold under the name
of another company so you can double check. I only found
one program that is a trial, and can be purchsed for $25.
I know you wanted it to be free but in case you want to
check it out,
http://www.shelltoys.com/mouse_software/index.html.

 

[Jim H]

Check out Microsoft's IntelliPoint. It allows
reassignment of all mouse buttons & wheel. It works fine
with my Logitech wireless mouse, and has much greater
functionality than the utility supplied with it. It
allows reassignment on a global or per-program basis,
while the logitech produce is global only.

cheers

 

[Box134]

Go to the Logitech site and download the latest version of Mouseware. It
seems to work with mice that aren't made by Logitech but have the same
hardware features. I have a non-Logitech mouse with a centre button to which
I've assigned the IE "back" function. You can specify the double-click too.

 

[Maureen Goldman]

Does anyone know of a free program/utility that will assign a function
(double click) to the middle button of a three button MS compatible
mouse? Thanks.

When I had Win98 I used a freeware utility called Cool Mouse 97 (not
the later version). Couldn't say whether it works with XP.

 

[Alex Nichol]

Your
mouse might be made by Logitech and sold under the name
of another company so you can double check. I only found
one program that is a trial, and can be purchsed for $25.

And you can get a genuine Logitech 3 button Pilot mouse for less than
that