需要按鼠标右键（老年人特殊情况） [英] need to diable right mouse button (special case for elderly person)

问题描述

您好。我80岁的父亲最近决定买第一台b
电脑。由于他的年龄（我怀疑我小时候没有打乒乓球像我一样），他缺乏使用鼠标的手动灵巧性。他经常错过鼠标左键并向右击，或者更少

经常是中间（滚轮）按钮。虽然他的练习速度越来越慢，但由于这个结果，他的挫折程度很高（例如，当他感到非常困惑时）。奇怪的追问菜单开始

弹出来。


因为他并没有真正做任何需要使用正确的事情

鼠标按钮（更不用说轮子了）我在想简单的解决方案

将禁用右键和中键，甚至更好，使

它们都发送一个左键信号。


我找不到办法在winxp家里做到这一点，所以我想知道

如果可能有办法正确一个小程序，它将作为一个

守护程序存在，并拦截鼠标点击并将它们全部转换为左键单击。

我对VB编码有一点经验但写了一个守护进程

与硬件紧密相关的操作有点过头了。我是

希望在正确的方向上提供一些指示或建议使用

备用解决方案。


TIA

解决方案

（好吧我承认我从未使用过xp home，但我无法想象你不能这样做

那里）

在xp pro中它很容易

转到控制面板/鼠标（你得到的第一个标签应该是按钮）

你可以设置正确并点击那里的车轮按钮（它会给左边

点击然后。


这可能是mousedriver具体但它应该在那里


为此建立一个程序。它应该是可能的，但我不认为

这很容易，因为Windows程序往往会对鼠标事件作出反应on

他们自己的表格。

i曾经有一个vb6应用程序使用windows api做鼠标事件（记录

运动，点击并重播他们）但那是vb6和win98：/。


首先尝试鼠标设置


希望它有所帮助


eric


詹姆斯邦德 < JB *** @ universalexports.com>在消息中写道

新闻：Xn ********************************** @ 216.168 。 3.30 ...

你好。我80多岁的父亲最近决定买第一台电脑。由于他的年龄（我怀疑像我一样没有像小孩那样玩乒乓球）他缺乏使用鼠标的手动灵巧性。他经常错过鼠标左键并向右击，或者往往不是中间（滚轮）按钮。虽然他在练习中变得越来越好，但由于这个原因，他的沮丧程度很高（他很困惑，例如，当奇怪的意思开始时，他会感到非常困惑。 >突然出现。

因为他并没有真正做任何需要使用正确鼠标按钮的东西（更不用说轮子了）我想的是简单的解决方案
是禁用右键和中键，甚至更好，使它们都发送一个左键信号。

我在winxp home找不到办法，但是，所以我想知道
是否有办法让一个小程序能够作为一个守护程序存在并拦截鼠标点击并将它们全部翻译成左键点击。
我对VB有一点经验编写但编写一个与硬件密切配合的守护进程有点过头了。我希望能找到正确方向的一些指示或提出替代解决方案的建议。

TIA

嗨詹姆斯邦德，

我意识到你真诚地想要帮助你的祖父，我赞美你这个，但是那里有一个很棒的地方可以使用上下文菜单，这将是他最终会错过的。我建议带上他的鼠标

购物，并试图找到一个相对万无一失的鼠标。

另一件事是，是的，他将不得不获得视频游戏像精确一样。

我们作为生物非常不完美，我们一直要求我们的身体完全相同的

的东西，但总是有一个稍微不同的结果。他会

必须学会告诉他的想法左边的按钮在这里，右边是

按钮就在那里，如果他按错了按钮就会出错

发生。你需要做的另一件事就是他的病人。有时

只是让人们对此事有一种幽默感，或者教他们自己嘲笑自己可能不是一个坏主意。你的鼠标任务也是如此。
确实听起来像詹姆斯邦德的工作:)。

祝你好运，

Christian Blackburn


" EricJ" <ericRéMo** @ ThiSomnipack.be>在留言中写道

news：3f *********************** @ reader3.news.skynet .be ...

（好吧我承认我从未使用过xp home，但我无法想象你不能这样做
那里）
在xp pro中很容易
去控制面板/鼠标（你到那里的第一个标签应该是按钮）
你可以设置右边和滚轮按钮点击那里（然后点击左边
点击。

这可能是mousedriver具体但它应该在那里

为此建立一个程序。它应该是可能的，但我不认为b $ b认为这很容易就像windows一样程序往往只对自己的表单上的鼠标事件做出反应。
我曾经有一个vb6应用程序使用windows api来做鼠标事务
（记录移动，点击和重放它们）但那是vb6和win98：/。

首先尝试鼠标设置

希望有所帮助



詹姆斯邦德< jb *** @ universalexports.c om>在消息中写道
新闻：Xn ********************************** @ 216.168。 3.30 ...

你好。我80多岁的父亲最近决定买第一台电脑。由于他的年龄（我怀疑像我一样没有像小孩那样玩乒乓球）他缺乏使用鼠标的手动灵巧性。他经常错过鼠标左键并向右击，或者往往不是中间（滚轮）按钮。虽然他通过练习非常缓慢地获得
，但是由于这个原因，他的挫折程度很高（他很困惑，例如，当奇怪的情感开始时，他会感到非常困惑。 >突然出现。

因为他并没有真正做任何需要使用正确鼠标按钮的东西（更不用说轮子了）我想的是简单的解决方案
是禁用右键和中键，甚至更好，使它们都发送一个左键信号。

我在winxp home找不到办法，但是，所以我是
想知道是否有办法纠正一个作为守护进程存在的小程序并拦截鼠标点击并将它们全部转换为左击。
我对VB有一点经验编写但编写一个与硬件密切配合的守护进程有点过头了。我希望能为正确的方向提供一些指示或建议使用
替代解决方案。

TIA

嗨詹姆斯邦德，

我想提一下的另一件事是，有时当你帮助别人时，你会'b $ b $'实际上阻​​碍了他们。我想写一个鼠标按钮包装

就是其中之一。

Adios Amigo，

Christian Blackburn

" EricJ" <ericRéMo** @ ThiSomnipack.be>在留言中写道

news：3f *********************** @ reader3.news.skynet .be ...

（好吧我承认我从未使用过xp home，但我无法想象你不能这样做
那里）
在xp pro中很容易
去控制面板/鼠标（你到那里的第一个标签应该是按钮）
你可以设置右边和滚轮按钮点击那里（然后点击左边
点击。

这可能是mousedriver具体但它应该在那里

为此建立一个程序。它应该是可能的，但我不认为b $ b认为这很容易就像windows一样程序往往只对自己的表单上的鼠标事件做出反应。
我曾经有一个vb6应用程序使用windows api来做鼠标事务
（记录移动，点击和重放它们）但那是vb6和win98：/。

首先尝试鼠标设置

希望有所帮助



詹姆斯邦德< jb *** @ universalexports.c om>在消息中写道
新闻：Xn ********************************** @ 216.168。 3.30 ...

你好。我80多岁的父亲最近决定买第一台电脑。由于他的年龄（我怀疑像我一样没有像小孩那样玩乒乓球）他缺乏使用鼠标的手动灵巧性。他经常错过鼠标左键并向右击，或者往往不是中间（滚轮）按钮。虽然他通过练习非常缓慢地获得
，但是由于这个原因，他的挫折程度很高（他很困惑，例如，当奇怪的情感开始时，他会感到非常困惑。 >突然出现。

因为他并没有真正做任何需要使用正确鼠标按钮的东西（更不用说轮子了）我想的是简单的解决方案
是禁用右键和中键，甚至更好，使它们都发送一个左键信号。

我在winxp home找不到办法，但是，所以我是
想知道是否有办法纠正一个作为守护进程存在的小程序并拦截鼠标点击并将它们全部转换为左击。
我对VB有一点经验编写但编写一个与硬件密切配合的守护进程有点过头了。我希望能为正确的方向提供一些指示或建议使用
替代解决方案。

TIA

Hello. My 80+ year old father has recently decided to get his first
computer. Due to his age (and I suspect lack of playing pong as a child
like I did) he lacks the manual dexterity to use a mouse well. He is
frequently missing the left mouse button and hitting the right, or less
often the middle (wheel) buttons. While he is very slowly getting better
with practice, the frustration level is high for him as a result of this
(he gets very confused, for example, when "strange" contect menues start
popping up).

Since he is not really doing anything that requires the use of the right
mouse button (much less the wheel) I was thinking the simple solution
would be to disable the right and middle buttons, or even better, make
them all send a left button signal.

I cannot find a way to do this in winxp home, however, so I was wondering
if there might be a way to right a little program that would exist as a
daemon and intercept mouse clicks and translate them all to left clicks.
I have a little experience with VB coding but writing a daemon that
operates that closely with hardware is a little over my head. I was
hoping for some pointers in the right direction or suggestions for an
alternate solution.

TIA

解决方案

(ok i admit i have never used xp home, but i can''t imagine you cant do it
there)
in xp pro its easy
go to control panel/ mouse (the first tab you get there should be buttons)
you can set the right and wheel button to click there (it wil give a left
click then.

its possible this is something mousedriver specific but it should be there

as to building a program for that. It should be possible , but i don''t think
that would be easy as windows programs tend to react to mouse events on
their own forms only.
i used to have a vb6 app that used a windows api to do mouse things (record
movement, clicks and replay them) but that was vb6 and win98 :/.

try the mouse settings first

hope it helps

eric

"James Bond" <jb***@universalexports.com> wrote in message
news:Xn**********************************@216.168. 3.30...

Hello. My 80+ year old father has recently decided to get his first
computer. Due to his age (and I suspect lack of playing pong as a child
like I did) he lacks the manual dexterity to use a mouse well. He is
frequently missing the left mouse button and hitting the right, or less
often the middle (wheel) buttons. While he is very slowly getting better
with practice, the frustration level is high for him as a result of this
(he gets very confused, for example, when "strange" contect menues start
popping up).

Since he is not really doing anything that requires the use of the right
mouse button (much less the wheel) I was thinking the simple solution
would be to disable the right and middle buttons, or even better, make
them all send a left button signal.

I cannot find a way to do this in winxp home, however, so I was wondering
if there might be a way to right a little program that would exist as a
daemon and intercept mouse clicks and translate them all to left clicks.
I have a little experience with VB coding but writing a daemon that
operates that closely with hardware is a little over my head. I was
hoping for some pointers in the right direction or suggestions for an
alternate solution.

TIA

Hi James Bond,
I realize you sincerely want to help you grandfather and I commend you for
that, but there''s a hell of a lot that one can do with a context menu that
he''ll ultimately be missing out on. I would recommend taking him mouse
shopping and trying to find him a mouse that is comparatively foolproof.
The other thing is that yes he''ll have to gain video game like precision.
We as creatures are highly imperfect, we ask our body to the exact same
thing all the time and yet always with a slightly different result. He''ll
have to learn to tell his mind that the left button is here and the right
button is there and if he pushes the wrong button the wrong thing will
happen. The other thing you''ll have to do is be his patient. Sometimes
just giving people a sense of humor on the matter and or teaching them to
laugh at themselves might not be such a bad idea. Also your mouse task does
indeed sound like a job for James Bond :).
Good luck,
Christian Blackburn

"EricJ" <ericRéMo**@ThiSomnipack.be> wrote in message
news:3f***********************@reader3.news.skynet .be...

(ok i admit i have never used xp home, but i can''t imagine you cant do it
there)
in xp pro its easy
go to control panel/ mouse (the first tab you get there should be buttons)
you can set the right and wheel button to click there (it wil give a left
click then.

its possible this is something mousedriver specific but it should be there

as to building a program for that. It should be possible , but i don''t think that would be easy as windows programs tend to react to mouse events on
their own forms only.
i used to have a vb6 app that used a windows api to do mouse things (record movement, clicks and replay them) but that was vb6 and win98 :/.

try the mouse settings first

hope it helps

eric

"James Bond" <jb***@universalexports.com> wrote in message
news:Xn**********************************@216.168. 3.30...

Hello. My 80+ year old father has recently decided to get his first
computer. Due to his age (and I suspect lack of playing pong as a child
like I did) he lacks the manual dexterity to use a mouse well. He is
frequently missing the left mouse button and hitting the right, or less
often the middle (wheel) buttons. While he is very slowly getting better with practice, the frustration level is high for him as a result of this
(he gets very confused, for example, when "strange" contect menues start
popping up).

Since he is not really doing anything that requires the use of the right
mouse button (much less the wheel) I was thinking the simple solution
would be to disable the right and middle buttons, or even better, make
them all send a left button signal.

I cannot find a way to do this in winxp home, however, so I was wondering if there might be a way to right a little program that would exist as a
daemon and intercept mouse clicks and translate them all to left clicks.
I have a little experience with VB coding but writing a daemon that
operates that closely with hardware is a little over my head. I was
hoping for some pointers in the right direction or suggestions for an
alternate solution.

TIA

Hi James Bond,
Another thing I''d like to mention is that sometimes when you help people
you''re actually hindering them. I think writing a mouse button wrapper
would be one of those times.
Adios Amigo,
Christian Blackburn

"EricJ" <ericRéMo**@ThiSomnipack.be> wrote in message
news:3f***********************@reader3.news.skynet .be...

(ok i admit i have never used xp home, but i can''t imagine you cant do it
there)
in xp pro its easy
go to control panel/ mouse (the first tab you get there should be buttons)
you can set the right and wheel button to click there (it wil give a left
click then.

its possible this is something mousedriver specific but it should be there

as to building a program for that. It should be possible , but i don''t think that would be easy as windows programs tend to react to mouse events on
their own forms only.
i used to have a vb6 app that used a windows api to do mouse things (record movement, clicks and replay them) but that was vb6 and win98 :/.

try the mouse settings first

hope it helps

eric

"James Bond" <jb***@universalexports.com> wrote in message
news:Xn**********************************@216.168. 3.30...

Hello. My 80+ year old father has recently decided to get his first
computer. Due to his age (and I suspect lack of playing pong as a child
like I did) he lacks the manual dexterity to use a mouse well. He is
frequently missing the left mouse button and hitting the right, or less
often the middle (wheel) buttons. While he is very slowly getting better with practice, the frustration level is high for him as a result of this
(he gets very confused, for example, when "strange" contect menues start
popping up).

Since he is not really doing anything that requires the use of the right
mouse button (much less the wheel) I was thinking the simple solution
would be to disable the right and middle buttons, or even better, make
them all send a left button signal.

I cannot find a way to do this in winxp home, however, so I was wondering if there might be a way to right a little program that would exist as a
daemon and intercept mouse clicks and translate them all to left clicks.
I have a little experience with VB coding but writing a daemon that
operates that closely with hardware is a little over my head. I was
hoping for some pointers in the right direction or suggestions for an
alternate solution.

TIA

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