This is a very simple mouse button remapping application that uses a win32 mouse API that has been included in Windows since XP. It's a relatively limited application as a result, but it does what it says on the tin very efficiently.

This software hijacks button input for all connected mice, so if you use it to map buttons on one device (like a trackballplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigTrackballs

I'm getting old, and too much regular mousing leaves my hand in a lot of pain, especially if I'm working on something fiddly and precise (like an SVG project, or editing video). I'm currently using a Kensington Orbit Fusion wireless trackball. So far, it's working out pretty wellinput index), but still want to use OEM software for mice and other devices, make sure to disable the application from its system tray icon as needed.

The hooks this software uses are pretty limited. Specifically, XMBC can't detect (and therefore can't map) more than five mouse buttons (left, middle, right, backward and forward). It's also impossible to determine which input device is being intercepted, so there's no way to limit the effects of a given profile to a single input device.