The Logic Off Topic list

On a fine day, 04-02-2004, Alberto wrote:

>Let's see if I can explain myself... I use the second mouse button to
>access all the logic tools, but in order to do this I have to assign in
>key commands one key (comma in my example) to "show tools", and then
>assign in the mouse driver preferences (logitech preferences in my
>example) the second button to the "comma" key...this works fine with
>logic , but then I loose the funcionality of the mouse second button
>with the system, i.e. the contextual menu...there's another way to get
>the "show tools" command? Or ... there's any possibility to get both
>funcionalities?

Some mouse-software (like my Wacom Graphire software) allows 
assignment on a per-application basis.  If yours does, then you can 
assign comma to right-click in Logic, but keep control-click 
(contextual menu) for other applications.

If your software doesn't allows for such flexibility, you might want 
to check out usb-overdrive, which I've heard people being very 
enthusiastic about.

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