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their system constantly.  They seem to enjoy doing that already on their
own.

> > And so what if you have, say, an Intellimouse Explorer, which has 5
> > buttons already, plus a mouse wheel?  If all software assumes that
> > buttons 4 and 5 are the wheel, the real buttons 4 and 5 need to be 6
> > and 7 now?  It's just a bad system for handling it.
>
> Yes it is. The hack is just another one that should not have been, and
> that will take years to get rid of, now that every other toolkit
> (including my VisTk) and application relies on it... *heh*

Yep, that's why you try and avoid hacks in the first place, especially in
software that's already widely available.

   -Jason