Hi Theo,
On 10/12/09 21:04, OOmouse wrote:
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The OpenOfficeMouse mouse is designed specifically for use with
OpenOffice and incorporates OOo 3.1 usage data for its default button
assignments.
Just a note on the usage data in case anyone is wondering which data
that is. The usage data Theo is referring to is from the User Feedback
Program.
See more about this program in today' blog post from Frank Loehmann:
http://blogs.sun.com/GullFOSS/entry/impress_click_map_what_s
The software presently allows complete customization of
the mouse's 18 buttons, scroll wheel, and analog joystick. Additional
functionality includes double-click assignments for all 18 buttons as
well as the ability to use the joystick as a keyboard with 4, 8, or 16
assignable key commands. Version 1.0 of the software is already
functional for Windows operating systems and the code will be released
under the Gnu Lesser General Public License (LGPLv3). The mouse
possesses 512k flash memory, supports 64 on-mouse application profiles,
and 1024-character macros. The software is written in C++ using Qt
library and uses .svg format for all graphics. The most pressing need
is for a library for sending and receiving commands according to the HID
standard in order to provide full Linux and OS/X support.
More information about the OpenOfficeMouse can be found at
www.openofficemouse.com. The OpenOfficeMouse will be publicly
introduced at OOoCon next month.
Very exciting stuff.
+1 for incubator project
Thank you,
Theo
Thank you for this innovative addition to OOo.
Best regards,
Liz
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