Multiply your button potential
 Picture A | The configuration of ButtonMux is pretty straightforward and easy. #1 You basically pick a preset number and application for every push count ( note that empty push boxes mean that no action is performed in the specific push number ) In the example left Pushing the button associated with preset 1 will have the following behaviour : 1st push will run C:\Program Files\A-Tech\asudoku.exe 2nd push will run C:\Program Files\A-Tech\merrelles.exe 3d push will run C:\Program Files\A-Tech\ipconfigurator.exe if you push the button more than three times the execution is canceled After you have successfully associated all the exe files with the preset its time to pass the data to your custom key app You can preview what happens by using the Test Active Preset button that will emulate the program`s function |
| #2 Click copy to clipboard ( the button positioned down and right at Picture A ) to copy the path that the computer will use to associate the key with its new actions and then find the Configuration Panel of your keyboard that allows you to set-up the keys.. For microsoft keyboards its in the control panel , other keyboards have different configuration dialogs , so you will have to check your keyboard manual!  #3 Pick the button you want to associate with the new functions and paste the path copied to the clipboard by the ButtonMux Configuration GUI #4 Thats it from now on the selected button will multiplex many functions according to the number of presses you make! :) My Setup is Internet Button : 1 push - Mozilla Firefox 2 push - HTML Editor Search : 1 push - Windows Find Utility 2 push - DC++ 3 push - Google Search Mail : 1 push - Outlook Express 2 push - Gmail My Favourites #1 : 1 push - Dev-CPP 2 push - wxDev-CPP 3 push - Visual Studio etc.. | |
| Name / Description - Link | Type | License | Runs On |
| Button Multiplexer Application | Download Link | Freeware | Windows 9x/2000/XP/Vista/7 |
| Button Multiplexer Tutorial / Help File | HTML Help File | N/A | Anything |