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JoyMouse 1.1 Revision 8
By JF Software - Joshua Foster
http://www.jfsoftware.net
joshua_70448@ureach.com
June 10, 2001
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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* Introduction
* Starting JoyMouse
* The JoyMouse Window
* How to Contact


INTRODUCTION
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JoyMouse allows you to use your joystick as a mouse, with fully customizable
buttons and sensitivities.


STARTING JOYMOUSE
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When you start JoyMouse, it will be in minimized mode.  The only way you can tell
that it is working is that it places an icon on the system tray (bottom-right of
the screen).  If you right-click the icon, you get a context menu of three things:

* Enable/Disable JoyMouse - This will turn JoyMouse
  control on or off.
* Show Settings - Shows the JoyMouse window.
* Exit JoyMouse - Shuts down JoyMouse permanently.

If you double-click the system tray icon, the JoyMouse window is shown.


THE JOYMOUSE WINDOW
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There are four sections to the JoyMouse window:

* Joystick Selection
  - Pick joystick box: Select a joystick to use (usually there will only be one
    joystick in this box).

* Button Assignments
  - Button 1: Assign a task to button 1 (trigger):
    - None
    - Left Click
*****NOTE*****: If you use the Left Click event on one of the buttons on a window's
                title bar, JoyMouse could stop.  Use the Double Click event instead
    - Center Click
    - Right Click
    - Double Click (two left clicks)
    - Switch Task (switch between two windows)
    - Start Button
    - Center Mouse (centers the mouse in the screen)
    - Shut Down Windows
    - POV Accelerator
  - Button 2: Assign a task to button 2 (if there is one present).
  - Button 3: Assign a task to button 3 (if there is one present).
  - Button 4: Assign a task to button 4 (if there is one present).
  - Button 5: Assign a task to button 5 (if there is one present).
  - Button 6: Assign a task to button 6 (if there is one present).
  - Button 7: Assign a task to button 7 (if there is one present).
  - Button 8: Assign a task to button 8 (if there is one present).
*****NOTE*****: If you assign a task to multiple buttons then only the last button
                with that task will work.
  - Throttle: Assign a task to the throttle (Z axis) if a throttle is present:
    - None
    - Speed (moving the throttle changes the mouse speed)
    - Sensitivity (moving the throttle changes the joystick sensitivity)
    - Keyboard
      Moving the throttle changes the current letter (shown under the POV box).  To
      type the letter, click Button 1.  To cancel the operation, click Button 2.
  - Rudder: Assign a task to the rudder (R axis) if a rudder is present:
    - None
    - Speed (moving the rudder changes the mouse speed)
    - Sensitivity (moving the rudder changes the joystick sensitivity)
    - Keyboard
      Moving the rudder changes the current letter (shown under the POV box).  To
      type the letter, click Button 1.  To cancel the operation, click Button 2.
  - POV: Assign a task to the Point-Of-View hat if one is present:
    - None
    - Scroll
      Moving the POV hat will move the cursor.  If there is a POV Accelerator
      button and it is pressed, then the following button presses will result:

      Regular | Accelerated
      --------|------------
      Left    | Ctrl+Left
      Right   | Ctrl+Right
      Up      | Page Up
      Down    | Page Down

* Option Sliders
  - Sensitivity: Changes the joystick sensitivity.  The more sensitive the joystick
    is, the more precise movements that can be made.  However, this can cause
    "ghost movements."
  - Speed: Changes the mouse speed.
  - Rudder Sensitivity: Changes the rudder sensitivity.  The more sensitive the
    rudder is, the more precise movements that can be made.  However, this can
    cause "ghost movements."
  - Rudder Speed: Changes the rudder speed.
  - Repeat a constant hat press: If the POV hat is held down, then the keypress
    will continue.
    - Hat Repeat Delay: Changes the delay between keypresses when the POV hat is
      held down.

* Action Buttons
  - Center: Re-centers the joystick and rudder.  Before you click this button, make
    sure you are not touching the joystick and rudder and that they are in the
    center positions.
  - Enable/Disable JM: Turns JoyMouse control on or off.
  - View Readme: Views this file.
  - Exit JoyMouse: Shuts down JoyMouse permanently.

To minimize the JoyMouse window, click the X button in the top-right corner of the
window.  JoyMouse will still be active, but it will only appear in the system tray.


HOW TO CONTACT
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Contact name: Joshua Foster
Email: joshua_70448@ureach.com
Webpage: http://www.jfsoftware.net