AutoCAD 2010/2011/2012 DWG Format

[#1]

When I type "mbuttonpan"  so I can depress my mouse roller ball to pan, it doesn't work.

It worked on a different wireless mouse.

The one I am currently using is a wireless Logitech EX100 mouse.

Thanks,

V.

[#2]

set the middle button in setpoint to middle button.

[#3]

jg,

UMM... Where is the setpoint?

Thanks,

V.

[#4]

Fixed it!

Thanks!

[#5]

I have a similar problem,

I use a logitech G5 laser mouse, and have my scrolle wheel set to middle button in setpoint.

mbutton pan variable is set to 1 and still I can't pan.

it has worked on this computer but afther upgrading to AutoCAD Civil 3D 2011 is has stoped working.

OS = Windows xp 64bit

any other solutions to this problem out there?

would be mutch appreciated

[#6]

To get my middle button to work properly with AutoCAD I had to go into control panel > mouse > wheel > exceptions and add AutoCAD as an exception.  (Not all mouse drivers have this ability.)

[#7]

I'm using setpoint and have added autocad as a "game" and then again set the scroll wheel as middle button.

but no succes yet....arggggg

[#8]

try setting a ne value, it must work interchage between <1> and <0> values

[#9]

I have 2 different PC's with Logitech mice... One wireless, one corded. I have found that the Logitech SetPoint mouse software causes a major lag with the scroll wheel pan (with the scroll wheel set to Middle button instead of the default zoom). I have uninstalled the Logitech Setpoint software and the OS (Windows7 64 in my case) defaults the mouse to HID-compliant mouse. Pan and zoom on the scroll wheel work great in AutoCAD and the forward-back buttons still work in IE.

Downside is that you will loose any additional button functionality on the mouse (Application switching, keystroke customization and other goodies)....  Not a problem for me.

[#10]

This solution previously noted to set wheel as "middle button" in Setpoint worked for me.  It was somehow set as "Mouse:zoomset".  I set this under "Select Program - AutoCAD Application".  MBUTTONPAN set to "1".