What is MouseImp?

MouseImp PRO is a successor of MouseImp that became popular all over the world. Many users’ wishes were considered in this new version of MouseImp, and many improvements have been implemented, making it even faster and more reliable. Hope you’ll like it, and its unique features will make your work easier and more productive.

MouseImp is a handy tool that helps you to use your conventional mouse more efficiently. The AutoShrink feature increases your available workspace by removing toolbars from the screen so that only caption bars remain. To access a toolbar, just point to its caption, and it will be restored immediately. The Direct Scroll feature makes it easier to scroll through windows. Instead of using a scroll bar, you can activate MouseImp and scroll by moving the mouse up or down anywhere in the window.

MouseImp also gives you the ability to shrink windows temporarily.

MouseImp Pro Live! (free open source)

If you are not sure what exactly you need, download the very first file from
the following list:

MouseImpPro Live!	MouseImp Pro Live! [300 kb] v 0.0.0.0
MouseImpPro Live! src	MouseImp Pro Live! Source Code [350 kb] v 0.0.0.0
MIpro.DLL	MouseImp Pro DLL [52kb], enables vertical scrolling in Opera and Mozilla

Original MouseImp Pro Files

MouseimpPro12049.zip	The original MouseImp Pro v.1.2.049 [530 kb]
mipro.zip	Fixed MIpro.DLL, exclusively for MouseimpPro version 1.2.049. Enables Opera 7.x support
mouseimp.zip	Original MouseImp source code [900 kb]
MouseimpPro.zip	The original MouseImp Pro v.1.2.035 [530 kb]
readme_rus.txt	MouseImp developers’ statement to community and developers (in Russian)

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6 Responses to

1. Francois Paradis says:
   18. May, 2006 at 12:45
   

   Greetings, I LOVE MOUSEIMP!! loved it since the first version.

   However, when using “WINDOWBLINDS”, the scrollbar direction is reversed, regardless of the ‘inverted’ option in mouseimp.
   PLEASE, CAN YOU FIX THIS?

2. Carlos A. Navarrete says:
   8. November, 2006 at 15:30
   

   I also use mouseImp and windowblinds. Ever since version 3.4 (i think) mouseimp and windowblinds began having conflicts. I really love both programs and if i knew how to fix it myself, i’d paste a plugin or some other sort of solution. Still i’d like to ask you guys for some guidance on this subject. The problem is that instead of “dragging” the screen with mouseimp, it seems like the scrollbars follow the mouse movement. If one is on the middle of the screen and begins dragging from the top, the scrollbar goes immediately to the top and follows the mouse movement, with very dissorienting results. If i turn off windowblinds mouseImp works just fine. can you guys please help me?

3. ycab says:
   20. December, 2006 at 02:53
   

   does MouseImp Pro Live work with Windows Vista?

4. Hannes says:
   23. August, 2007 at 02:40
   

   there is still a conflict with mouseimp and a installed 3dconnexion-spacenavigator.
   need that device in some 3d-applications and do not want to miss mouseimp - could you fix that.

5. aoleg says:
   23. August, 2007 at 18:25
   

   What’s the conflict with 3dconnexion-spacenavigator? Does MouseImp cause it to crash? If so, did you try the latest build that supports Vista and Office 2007, that solves a number of compatibility problems?

6. TRD says:
   31. December, 2007 at 12:03
   

   Thanks so much for keeping mouse-imp alive - I use a Wacom tablet and it’s crucial for web browsing and other scroll intensive tasks where a mousewheel would otherwise be used. If you guys own the patent on drag scrolling, you should sell it to Wacom!
   Cheers
   -TRD

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