Re: Alternative mouse?

> You have probably already thought of that, but the best thing 
> is not to use the mouse at all if possible.
> 
> A few Autohotkey macros for example can help a lot, or take the 
> habit of pressing the menu key.
> 
> There is even an autohotkey macro to emulate a mouse, but I haven't 
> tried it yet.


I use the menu key and almost every keyboard shortcut I can find, all
the time.  Unfortunately some of the tasks in some of the software I
use either can't be done without a mouse or it takes many times.  

For example, Word 2007 it's difficult to add words to custom
spellchecking dictionaries.  I work as a translator, and I keep a
Custom dictionary for words that are always correct, such as names and
titles; English.dic for English only, and Spanish.dic for Spanish
only.  In older versions this could all be done without a mouse, but
not in Word 2007.

Can you point me to the AutoHotKey mouse emulator? 

Steven