#0 - Dec. 10, 2009, 3:37 p.m.
One feature is that it allows you to make these customizations on a per application basis. I have always had a custom entry for WoW, mapping buttons 4 and 5 on my mouse to the system default so I don't need to deal with the cmd left and right mapping and they come through as mouse button 4 and 5 directly in WoW.
When I first noticed the scroll issue with patch 3.3, I minimized WoW and opened the steermouse configuration panel. I went to my custom settings for WoW and then the wheel settings. I changed scroll up and scroll down to be custom settings and set each scroll 'click' to be sent as 3 'clicks' (only for WoW, leaving the rest of my system alone). I switched back to WoW and my scroll wheel immediately was working as normal, 1 click of the wheel does exactly what it should.
I know that using a 3rd party program is not ideal (especially a non-free one), but they have a free trial which should be enough, for anyone who depends heavily on proper scrolling,to get by until the hotfix patch is released.
http://plentycom.jp/en/steermouse/index.html
