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#Microsoft intellipoint 6.1 software

#Microsoft intellipoint 6.1 software

IntelliPoint software enables you to customize. Compatible with: * Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer for Bluetooth * Wireless Optical Mouse Blue * Optical Mouse Blue * Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer * Notebook Optical Mouse * IntelliMouse Explorer * IntelliMouse Optical * Wheel Mouse Optical * Wireless Wheel Mouse * IntelliMouse * Wheel Mouse * Basic Mouse * TrackBall Explorer * TrackBall Optical * IntelliMouse with IntelliEye * Cordless Wheel Mouse If you have a Bluetooth mouse or keyboard, you will need to have Windows XP with Service Pack 2 installed. IntelliPoint 6.1 even offers biometrics support for advanced identity management. You can also modify mouse settings, such as pointer speed and updated horizontal scrolling. With IntelliPoint mouse software, you can reassign each mouse buttonincluding the wheel buttonto perform a command or keyboard shortcut, like Undo, Close, or an application-specific function. NET 2005 and vb.IntelliPoint software enables you to customize the unique features of your Microsoft mouse to fit your needs. Thus I converted the above example in to the following vb.net hello world example: Create your xaml, html and js files and you are ready to experience the silverlight experience through visual studio 2005 and vb.net :)īryant Likes offers a c# example of the Hello world application on his blog.

#Microsoft intellipoint 6.1 install

Manually add references to mscorlib, agclr, System, System.Core, System.Silverlight, and from the Silverlight install folder (\Program Files\Microsoft Silverlight\)ĭone.

From now on the things are quite straight forward.

So, we have tricked the compiler to not use the regular. Since I am not currently developing any windows CE application I simply replaced the contents of that path with the ones from the silverlight framework (located at "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Silverlight\"). Thus I got the compiler looking for the framework in the following path: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\SmartDevices\SDK\CompactFramework\2.0\v2.0\WindowsCE\" NET Compact Framework 2.0 for Windows CE 5.0. So I created a class library project based on the.

The idea was to trick visual studio and use the silverlight framework instead of the normal. Thus I had to find a workaround for this… The above mentioned solution could not be implemented on a VB project because there was no way I could tell the vb compiler to not reference mscorlib.dll as the compiler requires the which refers to system.dll and finally we get a reference to mscorlib.dll. Like the equivalent command line call to csc.exe (the C# compiler) should include the references to the mentioned binaries and the /nostdlib option but may require others as well.

Manually add references to mscorlib, agclr, System,System.Core, System.Silverlight, and from the Silverlight install folder (\Program Files\Microsoft Silverlight\)Īt this point your build outputs should be Silverlight consumable binaries.

#Microsoft intellipoint 6.1 pro

On the Build tab, click Advanced and check 'Do not reference mscorlib.dll' Entdecken Sie Microsoft IntelliType IntelliPoint Pro 6.1 Software CD für Tastatur & Maus in der großen Auswahl bei eBay.

Right-click on the Project and pick Properties.

Well, in VS2005 you can create a class library which will build against the Silverlight runtime, but it's a little work.

#Microsoft intellipoint 6.1 how to

Looking around on the net, I found a tip given by Scott Louvau to Bryant Likes on how to create a silverlight c# application with vs2k5. First of all, although the guys in Microsoft have Silverlight support in visual studio Orcas, there is no integration (at least as far as I know) with vs 2k5. Thus the first thing I did was to try build a simple ‘Hello world’ application using vb.net. It was an awesome conference where I got amazed by the new Silverlight 1.1 possibilities. I just got back from Budapest's Remix 2007.