Numpad mouse

FingerWorks iGesture NumPad Mouse / Touchpad - Detailed Specification Sheet The iGesture NumPad is a mouse enhancement and replacement with integrated numeric keypad, offering you more functionality and customizability than any other pointing device available on the market today! Works great in conjunction with small footprint keyboards. The iGesture NumPad combines the functions of a standard mouse and multi-finger gesture in a thin package that's just a little smaller than a mousepad. Mouse operations like point, click, drag, and scroll are combined seamlessly with multi-finger gesture in the same overlapping area of the iGesture NumPad's surface. Switching between mouse and gesture input is effortless and does not require you to input any special commands.The iGesture NumPad gives you unprecedented control of graphical objects using gestures while providing you with the same functionality of the mouse and number pad. The iGesture NumPad is thin enough to pack along with your notebook computer and it is a perfect mouse or track ball replacement for your desktop system. It works equally well with either hand.Click here to review the complete Gesture Guide. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Macintosh, Windows and Linux systems must have One spare USB port on computer or on an externally-powered USB hub. Current MultiTouch devices can not be connected to USB hubs that do not have an external power supply. This includes USB ports on Mac keyboards. WINDOWS USERS - Windows 98, 98ME, 2000, or XP LINUX USERS - Kernel 2.4.3 or higher - the higher the better MAC USERS - OS 9 or OS X Input force: 0 Gesture set: Full single hand (left or right, auto detect) Surface inclination: 0 degrees Multi-Touch Active area: 6.25" by 5" Outer Unit Dimensions: 7.1" x 5.5" x 0.31" Interface: USB Interface cable: 5 foot Driver: Standard Mouse and Keyboard Power: 150 mA (max)

Interface Hard Coded Key Tweaks=================================================================More of your remapped keys will work instead of having to use the hard coded ones, and optionally allows binding commands to the numpad by removing the hotkey commands from there.This mod is designed to work with the key selections you assigned in-game, there is no need to edit it unless you want to.Skyrim Key Helper can assist you in making completely customized key and mouse button assignment changes.=================================================================What is changedMuch of what was orignally fixed by this mod was thankfully patched by Bethesda1. The left/right arrow keys and Left Mouse/Right Mouse work in addition to the movement keys to rotate the lock2. Turning book pages uses your strafe keys instead of hard coded A/D--- Left/right arrow keys, left/right mouse, and mouse wheel still work to turn pages, too3. In the map views, Center View is set to your Activate key instead of hard coded E4. Pressing the Sprint key on an inventory item will zoom in on it and you can click and drag to rotate it--- The previous way to do this was using the C key, but this function was undocumented and hard coded--- The C key hard code was removed to prevent conflictsVersions as of 3.2:Normal Tweaks contains everything listed aboveNumpad Bindable removes hotkeys 1-8 from the numpad, allowing you to bind the numpad keys for other use--- The keys will show up as hex codes in the interface, but they still work--- Useful for left handed people who use the numpad

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Key a second time switches the view back to front cockpit view (F1). Numpad keys Temporarily pan the view in a given direction. The view returns to its previous position when you release the key. Numpad Del (.) Toggle cockpit art on/off, leaving only the HUD targeting circle. Numpad 0 Display a forward view of the dashboard, looking down at the instruments. Numpad 8 Display the forward view. Numpad 7 / 4 / 1 Display the left front / left / left rear view, respectively. Numpad 9 / 6 / 3 Display the right front / right / right rear view, respectively. Numpad 5 Add 45 degrees of vertical angle to any other view. (Press this key in conjunction with the other Numpad view keys.) F5 Display an external, over-the-shoulder ("chase plane") view. Shift+F5 Show an external rear view. Use this view to "Check Six" (look behind you). F6 Cycle through external views of various aircraft in the mission. Pressing this key multiple times in succession switches to the next aircraft. Shift+F6 As above, but in reverse order. Pressing this key multiple times switches to the previous aircraft. F7 Display an external view of the next ground object. Pressing this key multiple times switches to the next ground object. Shift+F7 As above, but in reverse order. Pressing this key multiple times switches to the previous ground object. F8 Display an enlarged view of your current visual target. Shift+F8 Show a line-of-sight view to your target. This perspective puts your current target in the center of the screen and lines it up with an external view of your aircraft in the foreground. Ctrl+F8 As above, but reversed. Your aircraft appears in the middle of the screen, and the target appears in the foreground. F9 Switch to the weapon camera view. You view everything from the weapon's perspective, corresponding to the last weapon you fired. Shift+F9 Show a line-of-sight view from your weapon to your aircraft. This perspective puts your weapon in the center of the screen and lines it up with an external view of your aircraft in the foreground. Ctrl+F9 As above, but reversed. Your aircraft appears in the center of the screen, and your weapon appears in the foreground. F10 Display an external, fly-by view. You see your aircraft make an approach, fly past, and then exit your view. F11 Display the view from the nearest tower to your aircraft. Numpad + / - Zoom the camera view in (+) or out (-). You can also use the wheel on your mouse if it's equipped with one. Alt+Arrow keys Pan the view in the desired direction. You can also move the mouse in any direction to pan. Left / right mouse buttons Zoom the view in or out. This can be very useful for examining your aircraft from an external camera view, or for reading dashboard instruments. Flight Control Commands You can control your aircraft by using a joystick or the keyboard. If you have a programmable joystick, many