Alt+Tab with just your mouse
This is a simple AutoHotkey script that will allow you to Alt+Tab through your applications using just your mouse.
It requires a scroll mouse with 2 extra buttons - the buttons most often used for 'back' and 'forward' in your browser.
XButton1 & WheelDown::AltTab
XButton1 & WheelUp::ShiftAltTab
XButton1::Send {XButton1}To use, hold down the mouse button normally used for 'back' then scroll the mouse wheel to scroll through your list of open applications and release the mouse button.
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2. checkers stratagems says…
I read a post of your on a forum where you were asking for advise on a "team" CMS, I'm also looking for exactly this - a sharepoint like system which can run on linux/unix.
I've tried working through the CMS Matrix site with little success, the products out there just dont do what I want or have too many features which I dont want.
Did you ever get a good solution in place?
What product did you settle on?
Posted on Fri 8 Jan, 2010
3. Anonymous says…
I read a post of your on a forum where you were asking for advise on a "team" CMS, I'm also looking for exactly this - a sharepoint like system which can run on linux/unix. free games
Posted on Tue 12 Jan, 2010
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1. david says…
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Posted on Fri 12 Dec, 2008