AltMove Adds Extra Actions to your Mouse

If you use your mouse a lot, and aren’t one of those people who use their keyboard for everything, then AltMove might be for you. It adds some features that make your everyday mouse into something more useful.  The actions it comes with include actions like moving windows with the ALT key plus the left mouse button, and changing the transparency of a window by dragging the right mouse button to the left.

When you open up the options window you will see the actions that it currently has enabled.  You can easily disable or enable each action by clicking the appropriate buttons.  You can also edit each individual action by clicking on its associated maximize button.

Creating a new action is a nice way to make some shortcuts or other actions that you want but aren’t included.  I just created a new action that allows me to press my left CTRL key plus my middle mouse button to open Notepad++.

I have an issue with the magnify action not working with Aero enabled in Vista, but it’s not really an action that I need enabled.  I’d recommend giving it a download and at least trying it out.

Via gHacks.