Features - Mouse Keys

MouseKeys is a built-in function of Microsoft Windows, and enables the user to use the numeric keypad instead of a mouse. The MouseKeys support in WinMapper enables the built-in support for MouseKeys, and allows you to use additional keys such as the arrow keys next to the numeric keypad (on most keyboards). In addition, the setup and configuration is now customizable through hotkeys or the WinMapper window.

The following keys respond when MouseKeys are enabled:

Microsoft Windows (Numeric keypad only:)
/ = left button click
* = both buttons click
- = right button click
5 = left button click
0 = button lock
. = button release
+ = doubleclick
1,2,3,4,6,7,8,9 = movement
disable/enable: left alt, left shift, numlock simultaneously
CTRL + numpad movement = "jump" across large sections of the screen
SHIFT + numpad movement = move one pixel at a time

Additions made by WinMapper:
Cursor keys (if enabled): movement
CTRL + cursor keys = jump to edge of screen (Border Keys)
WIN+NUMLOCK = toggle mouse keys
And the automatic enabling, disabling, and 
setup of Microsoft Windows' MouseKeys support.

Screenshots - Main window - MouseKeys

The MouseKeys Tab contains the settings for your Microsoft Windows Mouse Keys, and the WinMapper enhancements.

Microsoft Windows MouseKeys options and WinMapper enhancements:

Mouse Keys Enabled

MouseKeys are in use when NUMLOCK is ON

Border Keys

Use numeric keypad

Cursor Keys

Increment

Speed

Acceleration

MouseKeys are an Accessibility feature of Microsoft Windows. We enhanced it with even better keyboard support and mouse-shortcuts, and easy access to the controls.