LAZY quesiton so I don't have to read the manual.

[xander]

indeed, tis an excellent way to control. feels kinda like you're 'gripping' the objects too!

Wow! I never thought of that! Honestly!

Got to get me a new mouse tomorrow...

[djsubject]

So many things work according to standard operating system convention. Want to clone a track, just select the track, CTRL+C to copy, CTRL+V to paste. So easy, so intuitive. Right, Subz?

thanx for outing me

but yes that is cool, seeing as i only found it 2 days ago

Subz

Outing you? You mean YOU didn't know you could do this???? Subz, I'm ashamed. As you know, I have a poor memory, and I thought it was Ron who didn't know. And now you've gone and outed yourself!





Greg

[Frippertronix]

Seriously, though, I often have my music keyboard where my computer keyboard would go (I don't have a computer desk with the pull out keyboard shelf), so sometimes if it goes beyond mouse clicks I end up drifting in the wind for a while

Find yourself a mouse with a side or thumb button and configure it to ctrl. Best thing I ever done, one handed ctrl-click drag, ctrl-scroll etc. Wonderful.

.g

How about the wheel button? I have a standard Microslop optical mouse with a tail (wire). I've never configured mouse buttons before. Do you do it in Windows or do you need to use a driver specifically for the mouse you have?