Gus! Joystick Mouse
Allows a common joystick or game pad to control the cursor... just like a mouse
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Gus! Joystick Mouse
For users with difficulty accessing
standard mouse buttons who uses a "head
pointing devices
Finally! A simple, effective, inexpensive solution that allows a
common joystick
or game pad to control the cursor... just like a mouse!
As strange as it sounds, it isn't possible to use a standard
joystick to control the
cursor in the same manner as a standard mouse...until now!
Simply connect any Windows compatible joystick to the computer and
run the
Gus! Joystick Mouse application. It converts the joystick into an
excellent
pointing device and allows "mouse clicks" using the trigger and fire
buttons!
There are no special drivers to install or adapters to purchase. It
just works. Period.
Configuration Settings
(see image below, to modify, click icon located on system tray)
• Sensitivity: Adjusts the sensitivity of the joystick/cursor movement
• Use mouse: Operate the mouse and the joystick at the same
time
• Swap buttons: Choose which joystick button issues left or right click
• Calibrate: Calibration of Joystick centering and movement
• Button action: Determines action of trigger button on
joystick
• Auto click: Performs automatic button click (single, double or drag) after selected delay time (e.g. 3 seconds)
• Sounds: Selected sound played when joystick button triggered
Technical note:
This software is written with a programming
language called C++ which
creates very compact, very fast, and extremely reliable applications
that use very little memory.
Gus! Joystick Mouse uses only 50K of memory! What this means to you
is that the movement
of the cursor is absolutely smooth and jitter free... something our
competitors simply can not match.
For example, using Gus! Joystick Mouse Control, move the cursor in
any direction as slowly as
possible and watch how smoothly it tracks across the screen.
Smooth isn't it? Perform this
same test with another application and the cursor jumps and skips
across the screen making it
much more difficult to position the cursor over small objects.
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