X-Mouse Button Control 1.52

You are able to provide an application specific mappings, which means one application can use the mouse differently from another. This is useful for games which do not inherently support the extended mouse buttons, because you can map keys to each button.

1. Copy/Cut/Paste
2. Volume Up/Down/Mute
3. Media Player control
4. Send a custom keystroke sequence
5. Launch your email (or any other) application.
6. Capture screen (or active window) image to clipboard.
7. Click-Drag [Sticky Buttons].
8. Save and restore desktop icon positions.
9. Vista (and Windows 7) support including some Vista/7 only featurs such as 'Flip 3D'.

• Added mouse wheel and tilt commands {MWUP} {MWDN} {TILTL} {TILTR} to simulated keystrokes.
• Changed "delay" spinner on simulated keystrokes to accept up to 300,000ms (5 mins).
• Added an option to always swap the 4th and 5th mouse buttons.
• Added layer modifier keys (like global hotkeys except the layer is swicthed only while the key is held down.
• Added ability to ignore mouse button messages when over the non-client area of a window, 
• for example, the title bar. NOTE: this is experimental and not enabled by default; it may slow down responses a little when enabled). Several miscellaneous bug fixes.

• A mouse and driver that supports 5 buttons. NOTE: If your mouse has 5 buttons but the 4th and 5th buttons don't do anything in XP64 by default - this probably wont work for you. This software relies on the driver to send the default 4th and 5th mouse button messages which in XP64 default to BACK/NEXT in IE. Actually, a 2 or 3 button mouse can be customised but is there any point?!
• Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008/7. X-Mouse Button Control supports both 32bit (x86) and 64bit (x64) editions of Windows XP and later.