Hello.

I use a Logitech G7 mouse, I installed the appropriate vista drivers and
assigned my buttons to keystrokes.

(picture:
[url]http://www.billigdrucker.de/images/hardware/maus/logitech/Logitech-G7-Laser-Cordless-Mouse.jpg[/url])
The button on the left side of the mouse is the button I prefer to set my
middle button to. As you know, in Internet Explorer the middle button pressed
on a link opens a new tab and anywhere else you get auto-scroll.

But the default function for the G7 'button-on-the-left' is going 1 page
back. So every time I press my middle button it does what I want + goes 1
page back. Which is pretty annoying.

I've looked everywhere in Setpoint and windows control panels and such.

Help please.

shotomorgh,

This may not be a Vista issue. Vendors, like Logitech and others, are
having problems getting their drivers and other software to be fully Vista
compatible. Your Logitech software may have bugs, but I have no way to be
certain about that. Try contacting Logitech about your problem to see
whether they have a solution of perhaps updated drivers.
--
freddy


"shotomorgh" wrote:
[color=blue]
> Hello.
>
> I use a Logitech G7 mouse, I installed the appropriate vista drivers and
> assigned my buttons to keystrokes.
>
> (picture:
> [url]http://www.billigdrucker.de/images/hardware/maus/logitech/Logitech-G7-Laser-Cordless-Mouse.jpg[/url])
> The button on the left side of the mouse is the button I prefer to set my
> middle button to. As you know, in Internet Explorer the middle button pressed
> on a link opens a new tab and anywhere else you get auto-scroll.
>
> But the default function for the G7 'button-on-the-left' is going 1 page
> back. So every time I press my middle button it does what I want + goes 1
> page back. Which is pretty annoying.
>
> I've looked everywhere in Setpoint and windows control panels and such.
>
> Help please.[/color]