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I'm also having to use additional software to enable mouse wheel acceleration, which means that between my mouse's driver and 3rd party apps, I'm having to run 3 pieces of software to get one piece of hardware to function decently.

I should hope someone expecting users to pay for their software would make it a little more robust, but this comes off as a quick and dirty hack some developer made for himself, then thought it could make him a quick buck. This would be good freeware for people who don't mind hacking together their own functional interface, but a paid program should provide ALL a user's needs for basic mouse interface features: scroll acceleration, *intelligent* scroll event handling, mouse gestures and button remapping, and special functions like application switching by scrolling over the taskbar.

To the developer: Keep going. You could potentially have a very good product, but you don't yet.]]>
I'm also having to use additional software to enable mouse wheel acceleration, which means that between my mouse's driver and 3rd party apps, I'm having to run 3 pieces of software to get one piece of hardware to function decently.

I should hope someone expecting users to pay for their software would make it a little more robust, but this comes off as a quick and dirty hack some developer made for himself, then thought it could make him a quick buck. This would be good freeware for people who don't mind hacking together their own functional interface, but a paid program should provide ALL a user's needs for basic mouse interface features: scroll acceleration, *intelligent* scroll event handling, mouse gestures and button remapping, and special functions like application switching by scrolling over the taskbar.

To the developer: Keep going. You could potentially have a very good product, but you don't yet.]]>