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[vox-tech] Making mouse button function as meta or other modifiers?
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[vox-tech] Making mouse button function as meta or other modifiers?



I saw an old post from pete about this (although SLIGHTLY diffrent), but it 
doesn't look like it was resolved.

I have one of those 5 button + scroll wheel mice and would like to make use 
of the extra buttons. It would be very useful if I could make my extra 
buttons function as modifiers.

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