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  1. 22nd May 2009 09:16 #1
    wulf109
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    Logitech mice up to XP allowed you to asign the double-click function to one mouse button. Vista didn't seem to allow this which is one of many reasons I do use Vista. I'm trying Windows 7 and it also doesn't seem to allow a double-click button. Is there away to assign the double-click function to one button on Windows 7?
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    Wait until the operating system is released to manufacturing later this year, then ask. You are asking about an operating system that is still in evaluation status.
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    My two Logitech mice allow a double-click button on my Vista machine using Logitech SetPoint software.
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