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‎2010-09-16 05:26 PM
‎2010-09-16
05:26 PM
If, how do you have the buttons programed?
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‎2010-09-17 11:42 PM
‎2010-09-17
11:42 PM
You need to customize it for your own workflow.
I used to use a tablet for command input. To make it efficient I logged my command usage for a couple of days during a production session. This allowed me to understand what commands I used most frequently and thus where to focus my efforts. I even learned what objects I placed most frequently and simply programmed them in too.
Next log your input during a design development or a presentation session. You can create several "templates" for your mouse. Worth while to have a separate one for your image manipulation software.
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I used to use a tablet for command input. To make it efficient I logged my command usage for a couple of days during a production session. This allowed me to understand what commands I used most frequently and thus where to focus my efforts. I even learned what objects I placed most frequently and simply programmed them in too.
Next log your input during a design development or a presentation session. You can create several "templates" for your mouse. Worth while to have a separate one for your image manipulation software.
Snap