Overview
JoystickCursorTool is a small utility simulating keyboard keys using a joystick. It can be used for keyboardless navigation in browsers and file managers, playing games without native joystick support, using the joystick port for electronic interfaces without needing to write a joystick driver as well as other situations where only a small subset of the keyboard is typically used.
Requirements
- Windows95/98/NT/2000/XP/Vista or higher
- A joystick supported by Windows
Functions
- Supports up to 16 joystick buttons, 4 axes and point-of-view
- Keyboard keys can be assigned freely, mapping axes to key ranges is also supported
- Up to 128 keys (including extended keys and mouse buttons) can be simulated
- Both multiple simulated keys and combinations of joystick functions at once are supported
- Adjustable typematic settings
- Supports multiple joysticks and settings
Download: JoystickCusorTool (35KB)
Manual (opens in a new window): joycur_e.htm
Danish version: joycur_dk.htm (provided by Steamhammer / www.oldtimerklubben.dk)