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Hi bloasfist,

I solved it with an Autohotkey script, see AutoHotkey - Free Mouse and Keyboard Macro Program with Hotkeys and AutoText:

[code]
LButton::
if winc_presses > 0 ; SetTimer already started, so we log the keypress instead.
{
winc_presses += 1
return
}
; Otherwise, this is the first press of a new series. Set count to 1 and start
; the timer:
winc_presses = 1
SetTimer, KeyWinC, 200 ; Wait for more presses within a 200 millisecond window.
return

KeyWinC:
SetTimer, KeyWinC, off
if winc_presses = 1 ; The key was pressed once.
{
Send, {LButton}
}
else if winc_presses = >1 ; The key was pressed twice.
{
Send, {RButton}
}

; Regardless of which action above was triggered, reset the count to
; prepare for the next series of presses:
winc_presses = 0
return
[/code]

Cheers,
jayrock

<blockquote data-quote="dm15644" data-source="post: 370716">Hi bloasfist,I solved it with an Autohotkey script, see <a href="http://www.autohotkey.com/" target="_blank">AutoHotkey - Free Mouse and Keyboard Macro Program with Hotkeys and AutoText</a>:[code]LButton:: if winc_presses &gt; 0 ; SetTimer already started, so we log the keypress instead. { &nbsp; &nbsp; winc_presses += 1 &nbsp; &nbsp; return } ; Otherwise, this is the first press of a new series. Set count to 1 and start ; the timer: winc_presses = 1 SetTimer, KeyWinC, 200 ; Wait for more presses within a 200 millisecond window. return KeyWinC: SetTimer, KeyWinC, off if winc_presses = 1 ; The key was pressed once. { &nbsp; &nbsp; Send, {LButton}} else if winc_presses = &gt;1 ; The key was pressed twice. { &nbsp; &nbsp; Send, {RButton}} ; Regardless of which action above was triggered, reset the count to ; prepare for the next series of presses: winc_presses = 0 return[/code]Cheers,jayrock</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dm15644, post: 370716"] Hi bloasfist, I solved it with an Autohotkey script, see [url=http://www.autohotkey.com/]AutoHotkey - Free Mouse and Keyboard Macro Program with Hotkeys and AutoText[/url]: [code] LButton:: if winc_presses > 0 ; SetTimer already started, so we log the keypress instead. { winc_presses += 1 return } ; Otherwise, this is the first press of a new series. Set count to 1 and start ; the timer: winc_presses = 1 SetTimer, KeyWinC, 200 ; Wait for more presses within a 200 millisecond window. return KeyWinC: SetTimer, KeyWinC, off if winc_presses = 1 ; The key was pressed once. { Send, {LButton} } else if winc_presses = >1 ; The key was pressed twice. { Send, {RButton} } ; Regardless of which action above was triggered, reset the count to ; prepare for the next series of presses: winc_presses = 0 return [/code] Cheers, jayrock [/QUOTE]