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Anybody know where I can find a driver for the Fellowes Browser 2 Mouse... FCC is FSUGMZFC. It works with the generic 3 button mouse driver but I want to be able to use the button on the left side and the scroll button thingy in the middle... Tried using intellimouse driver and a couple of other ones that came with RH8 but none of them worked...
Dangit! I read your little article thingy earlier when I was at school, but now it's telling me that there are too many connections to the MySQL database... maybe later I guess...
Ok... I got to the HOWTO... did just like it said with the XF86Config file... ran line xmodmap -e "pointer = 1 2 3 6 7 4 5" but got error that needed 3 buttons instead of 7??? do I need to be outside of X before I do this??? Right Now I'm running GNOME and just did that from within an aterm terminal...
1 on the side and two on top + the middle BUTTON... I don't have a wheel... it is a button that can be pressed down or can be pushed forward or backwards like a lever... only it's a button
IC.........well, we can pretend that the middle button is a wheel, and see if it works that way.
Your mouse is a four button so you need to modify the commands on my site to relfect that, the guide was written for a five button mouse.
A five button wheel mouse+wheel = Option "Buttons" "7" (the wheel up and down are 'button events'), so a four button mouse+"wheel"=Option "Buttons" "6". Just modify the commands for a six button mouse instead of a seven button.
Hmm... I really feel dumb... I didn't even think about it... when I posted that message... I was actually talking about the line that has 1 2 3 4 6 7 4 5 in it but 4 & 5 are just the scroll buttons right? so it would just change to 1 2 3 6 4 5 ???
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