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<blockquote data-quote="dir" data-source="post: 355899" data-attributes="member: 24485">Anyone happen to know what the backspace key is called in keymap.xml?&nbsp; I'd like to try changing the ESC entry:&lt;action&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &lt;id&gt;10&lt;/id&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &lt;key&gt;esc&lt;/key&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &lt;sound&gt;back.wav&lt;/sound&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &lt;description&gt;Previous Menu&lt;/description&gt;&nbsp; &nbsp; &lt;/action&gt;I have a Logitech cordless mouse that has a thumb button.&nbsp; When you push it while browsing in firefox, IE, Explorer etc. it does a page back&quot; .&nbsp; I assumed that the button was mapped to backspace, since it does the same thing.&nbsp; Yet I've discovered that this button doesn't seem to transmit anything outside of these apps.&nbsp; I used a keystroke logger that logs mouse activity, and it doesn't register anything pressed.Yet it clearly works!There's no additional mouse software that you can install - the Logitech website says that Vista's built-in driver works fine for it - which it does.&nbsp; But since I can't use SetPoint or Intellimouse, I don't have anywhere I can remap this button.&nbsp; The Vista control panel's Mouse options are just basic and don't allow remapping.Any idea where I can find out what this button is sending, or what I can stick in the keymap.xml so that it sees it?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dir, post: 355899, member: 24485"] Anyone happen to know what the backspace key is called in keymap.xml? I'd like to try changing the ESC entry: <action> <id>10</id> <key>[B]esc[/B]</key> <sound>back.wav</sound> <description>Previous Menu</description> </action> I have a Logitech cordless mouse that has a thumb button. When you push it while browsing in firefox, IE, Explorer etc. it does a page back" . I assumed that the button was mapped to backspace, since it does the same thing. Yet I've discovered that this button doesn't seem to transmit anything outside of these apps. I used a keystroke logger that logs mouse activity, and it doesn't register anything pressed. Yet it clearly works! There's no additional mouse software that you can install - the Logitech website says that Vista's built-in driver works fine for it - which it does. But since I can't use SetPoint or Intellimouse, I don't have anywhere I can remap this button. The Vista control panel's Mouse options are just basic and don't allow remapping. Any idea where I can find out what this button is sending, or what I can stick in the keymap.xml so that it sees it? [/QUOTE]

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