Mouse movement to mimic ATI Remote Wonder?

[Mastiff]

OK, maybe it's a driver issue. Do you have any drivers to suggest?

[Promixis]

http://www.snapstream.net/download/Firefly_Drivers.aspx

[Mastiff]

The error wasn't the drivers. It's the event handlng. If I have any modifiers to the event, I get the errors on that event. With no modifier I get no error, but then there's no action either... Is there something I'm doing wrong here, or is it a bug?

[Promixis]

Well, you shouldn't get any errors

What do you mean with the modifiers...

Have you tried using the add remote wizard and then assigning the various keys to the predefined commands?

[Mastiff]

Modifiers are Down, Repeat and Up. And using the wizard worked. No more errors with "My Generic X10 Remote Plugin". Only one request: Please get away from the Micro$oft paternizing system - My computer, My remote... It sounds so silly! :roll:

[Promixis]

Don't blame me... its that Dutch guy

[Mastiff]

OK, one more thing to beat him up about when he gets back. I'm really starting to feel sorry for the dude! 8)

[Mastiff]

Oops... Mouse left and mouse right both gives the mouse right command... If it helps, I can go back to an earlier image of the disk, pre Girder, re-install everything and see if that changes. But should that be necessary?

[Promixis]

you mean in the logger you get the same event for both mouse left and right...

if so, then you will need the ati rw drivers installed, not the x10 ones from snapstream or try the niveus x10 drivers http://www.niveusmedia.com/software/...e_Software.zip

[Mastiff]

You're right, of course... Going back to the original ATI Remote Wonder 1.4.0.0. drivers, removing the custom remote in the event mapping (after cursing a few minutes about where to delete the !"%&¤!) and using the wizard again, and it seems to work as intended. Good boy! :wink: