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[Garrent]

I've been trying to find a way so that when I hit the left-shift it simulates a left mouse click, while a left-Ctrl click simulates a right mouse click but am not having much luck.

I found Mouse Emulator which turns the number pad into a mouse but it can't be configured. AutoHotKey seemed to be what I was after but the emulation of the left click often screws up (it seems to keep the left click active in some programs, but not others).

Anybody know any other free software that can do this?

[Dale.Luck]

http://www.vsisystems.com/keyboardmouse.htm

Not sure whether this works, but it looks like it'd fit your needs pretty well. Sorry if it doesn't, in a rush.

[c--b]

Glovepie?

[Garrent]

http://www.vsisystems.com/keyboardmouse.htm

Not sure whether this works, but it looks like it'd fit your needs pretty well. Sorry if it doesn't, in a rush.

$10

Glovepie?

I was having the same issue that I had with AutoHotKey. I just realised the problem is because the software doesn't replace the key stroke, so binding a mouse left click to a Ctrl is the equivalent of pressing Ctrl and left click at the same time. Oh well.

[J. R. Hill]

What do you need it for?

[Superb Joe]

What do you need it for?

to show mousekeys who's fucking boss around here

[Core Xii]

AutoHotKey certainly replaces the keystroke, unless explicitly told not to. For example, this is my script for replacing Mouse 4 with 'a' followed by a left click:

Code:

XButton1::
Send a
Click
return