Key2Mouse can be used for converting user-defined keypresses, into mouse's actions. Users of programmable joysticks, joypads, special keypads, or hardware instrument panels, may find it useful for controlling software accepting mouse clicks only. There are two versions: the first working as add-on module inside Flight Simulator 2002 or 2004; the second developed with Flight Simulator X in mind, but working also with most other software or games (for this reason, it is called 'Universal'). A sample screenshot showing how to define a key for an hot spot area. To Key2Mouse Universal click Works with Flight Simulator X and most other programs and games (last update:August 9th, 2007 version 1.05) To Key2Mouse for Flight Simulator 2004 click (last update: February 27th, 2007 version 1.7) To Key2Mouse for Flight Simulator 2002 click (last update: February 27th, 2007 version 1.7) If unregistered, Key2Mouse works for a maximum of three locations or 10 minutes of time (restart it to get additional time).

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To register Key2Mouse and remove this limitation, please buy a serial number from. Barcode plugin adobe illustrator cs6. UPGRADE POLICY: - From Flight Simulator 2002 to Flight Simulator 2004: FREE - From any version to Universal: upgrade not possible. - Important: macros created with Key2Mouse 2004 can be used with Key2Mouse Universal, there is no need to re-write them!