Give power to the buttons of your multi-button mouse!

Assign various actions to the mouse buttons
Assign actions to combinations of mouse buttons
Use several events for each button
Use different actions for different applications
More than 100 predefined actions
Combine actions into powerful macros
Use efficiently all your mouse buttons

Tremendously increases your productivity in applications!
Fantastically improves your performance in games!

Key features of HydraMouse:

• You can assign actions such as hotkeys, some of HydraMouse's predefined actions, or macros in the form of: Alt+F, U, Wait 100 ms, TAB, Enter…
• You can assign actions to:
  -mouse buttons (for some mouse models even to more than 5 buttons)
  -combinations of mouse buttons (e.g. Left+Right, Right+Middle, Back+Wheel, MouseButton6+Right+Wheel…)
  -combinations of keyboard keys and mouse buttons (e.g. Ctrl+Right, Shift+Forward, Ctrl+Shift+Wheel…)
  -simple keyboard hotkeys (Ctrl+S, Ctrl+Shift+Key…)
• You may use several events for each button: Down, Up, Click, and Double-Click. For instance, you may assign different actions to Left+Right_Down and Left+Right_DblClick, Back_Down and Back_DblClick…
• You can assign actions for each application individually, or for all applications (i.e. system wide).
• You can assign different actions to different sequences of mouse buttons, e.g., one to Left+Middle and another to Middle+Left.
• You can specify that a mouse button executes alternative actions if it is clicked on an application's Title bar or the Windows Taskbar.

Some of the incredibly useful HydraMouse actions:
- Right+Left => Show/Hide Desktop (how many times have you done this, searching for that small "Show Desktop" icon?)
- Right+Middle => BOSS! (minimize the current application and open some serious document…)
- Left+Wheel => Back/Forward in browsers or Windows Explorer (even if you don't have a fancy multi-button mouse…)
- Right+Wheel => PageDown/Up (fast scrolling of longer pages. Even better as MouseButton4+Wheel)
- Middle (in Windows Explorer) => Go to the parent folder (i.e. one level up)
- Middle (over an application's Titlebar) => Disable/Enable Close Button on applications (how many times have you accidentaly closed something you didn't intend to?)
- Middle (or MouseButton4) (over the Windows Taskbar) => Close Application in Taskbar (for quick closing, if you don't like unnecessary clicking. In Windows 7 this action is not enabled by default in order to not override the default Windows action for this button)
- Left+ArrowUp-Down or Arrow Left-Right) => Vertical/Horizontal Scrolling (very useful on laptops when you don't have a mouse)
- MouseButton6 => Ctrl+S (Save As)
- MouseButton7 => Ctrl+T (open a new tab in internet browsers)

Homepage:
http://www.hydramouse.com/index.htm