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Logitech G400s I just want to program my thumb button to cancel....
Logitech G400s I just want to program my thumb button to cancel....
Seem simple enough but I've been out of the loop since ADT 2007, I used to be able to to use the old Set point software to use "^C^C" to initiate Cancel when pressing the thumb button on my old MX500. I have tried in the newer Logitech "Gaming Software" button control panel but nothing works. I've tried something as simple as "Keystroke" ESC and "Text Block" "^C^C", but when I go back to Auto cad it does register any thing when i try to cancel an existing command from the my thumb button (it would be nice to know what the actual button number is in the Logitech software. I know this is a real common scenario, but I'm on 2018 now and figure what I'm doing wrong...
Yea that's a Microsoft Driver Control panel, doesn't apply to the Logitech, I have a bunch of options but the only (2) that should don't seem to translate to Auto cad at All. Thanks for the reply, I'll have to wait for somebody with a similar set up to respond.
AFAIK your mouse driver will need to emulate a keyboard key-combination you set up/predefine in CUI command in AutoCAD once you figure out the cancel coding.
Yea that's what I mentioned I'm using it exactly that way and it doesn't register in Auto cad at all. I have a MX500 at home and the same Logitech software at home and it works fine there. BTW I'm running 2018 there as well. Its frustrating to say the least. If I set the mouse key back to its default which is "Back" it works fine when testing on web pages.
Ok well fun fact: It turns out I had to set up a profile in the Logitech software and now it works, don't remember doing that on my other computer... but it has been a while. Thanks for the help. Perhaps my screw up will guide others
