Joystick-To-Mouse

Joystick-To-Mouse has been widely acclaimed in the Assistive Technology community because it provides computer access and control via joystick to physically challenged users on a Windows platform. Joystick-To-Mouse has been widely accepted by children, recreational users, and other users who prefer the joystick over the mouse or trackball.

Joystick-To-Mouse acts just like a mouse, trackball, or any other pointing device. The program can:

• Run in Absolute or Relative modes
• Assign keystrokes macros to buttons
• Be used with up to 4 joystick buttons at one time
• Work concurrently with any mouse, trackball, pointing device, or switch.



Re-assign Mouse Buttons or Functions
Re-assign mouse button commands to up to 4 joystick buttons, including Click, Drag, and Double Click. A dwell timer can even send mouse clicks automatically.

Minimizes Keystrokes, Clicks and Menu Selections
You can store up to 128 keystrokes in macros assigned to a joystick button, or select from over 60 pre-defined functions.

Configuration Flexibility
Joystick-To-Mouse supports all types of program options and advanced settings to satisfy virtually any individuals needs. Diagnostic & calibration routines are included, along with options such as auto-wrap, motion inversion, intelligent cursor positioning, etc.

Works with any Joystick
Joystick-To-Mouse works with any joystick (or gameport compatible controller) that connects via the PC or Sound Card gameport.

Compatible Systems:
 

• Works with Win 95, 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP, Vista & 7 
• Uses minimal Windows Resources.
• No Conventional Memory.