FSX Key2Mouse Universal Demo v1.03

Key2Mouse Universal maps user-defined keypresses to mouse clicks, letting programmable joysticks, keypads, and hardware panels operate gauges and instruments that respond only to mouse input in Microsoft Flight Simulator X. The demo supports up to three macros per session with a time-limited run, ideal for quick workflow testing.

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File: k2muni10.zip
Size:1.83 MB
Scan: Clean (7d)
Access:Freeware
Content:Everyone

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Key2Mouse Universal Demo v1.03

• 690 downloads • 1.83 MB • Clean (7d)

FSX Key2Mouse Universal Demo v1.03. Can be used to convert user-defined keypresses into mouse actions. Users of programmable joysticks, joypads, special keypads or hardware instrument panels, may find it useful to control software (for example simulated instruments and gauges) accepting mouse clicks only. This utility has been specifically developed for Microsoft Flight Simulator X, but may work in other simulators or games as well. Used in demo mode, handles a maximum of 3 macros for 10 minutes per session (restart the program to get additional time). By Luciano Napolitano.

The archive k2muni10.zip has 8 files and directories contained within it.

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Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
SETUP.LST	02.22.07	4.21 kB
FILE_ID.DIZ	02.22.07	629 B
k2muni10.gif	09.15.06	9.23 kB
Key2Mouse.CAB	02.22.07	1.76 MB
readme.txt	02.22.07	1.30 kB
setup.exe	07.14.00	136.50 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B

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