Publisher's Description
From ARA:
SakasaMouse is a freeware to reverse direction of mouse cursor movement in x-axis and/or y-axis. If you move mouse to the right, the mouse pointer moves to the left. This is just a joke program. You can terminate the program from system tray icon. Version 1.03 configuration dialog have been added.
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"Very useful if your a developer of HID Trackball Mouse"
Version: SakasaMouse 1.03
Pros
Corrects the direction of the mouse movements if you have used a normal optical mouse to make a trackball mouse ! (as its upside down!!!)
Or can be used as a joke to fool people their mouse is broken :-)Cons
If you run certain Program installers Like Cnet download manager on windows 7 x64 the software stops working until you stop or finish with the installer, then normal functions return. But I'm sure this will be sorted out in future updates.
Summary
Yes this can be used a a joke!!!
But to me its a serious program that makes my Trackball mouse work...
A big thank you to the Dev. -
"Wonderful thing,but it's no shutcut."
Version: SakasaMouse 1.03
Pros
i have found it for a long time
Cons
no hotkey
sometime it's not work,but if i active it,it's all rightSummary
good thing,thanks.
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"Game XY - No "invert Mouse" Option? Check this out!"
Version: SakasaMouse 1.03
Pros
1. It gets the job done.
2. It's free.
3. Easy to use.Cons
Doesn't do my laundry.
Summary
Some lazy developers forget to include a "invert mouse Y axis" in their games, which can be incredibly annoying when you're used to playing with inverted Y axis.
This easy to use freeware tool is the perfect solution for that problem.
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