How to use Ctrl+Wheel_up?

How to use Ctrl+Wheel_up?
Thanks!

Nini, I am not exactly sure what you are after; but, if you want to hold control while scrolling the wheel up and thus execute a command, it cannot be done, unfortunately. StrokeIt allows for only one stroke-triggering key to be active, and it has to be a mouse button. The stroke-triggering key is the key that tells StrokeIt that it should watch which gesture you are making until you release this key. By default, it is the right mouse button.

You can however have StrokeIt execute a command at your holding down the right mouse button while scrolling up: just assign "wheel up" as a gesture to an action, and make sure the right mouse button is set as the stroke-triggering key in Preferences.

If you want StrokeIt to send ctrl+wheel_up as keystrokes to some program, I don't think it is possible (perhaps someone else knows more).
See the keystrokes list:
http://www.tcbmi.com/strokeit/docs/keys.shtml



Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 03/22/2010 11:13PM by Cerberus.

yes it is possible, but with a diffrant way, my language is not good, surry for this,
I use this key, photoshop or 3d max, this way
1_ in the customize menu, click one hot key, and use it command like ctrl + F11 , AFTER in the stroke it, for that application, add new command, Choose gesture whell down and add it F11 hotkey,
2_ and when you working in 3 d max, do your stroke with mouse and press on the keyboard ctrl

max is detected this command ctrl + f11

with this way you can add two or more actions in one gesture....

surry for my bad language... I thınk, anybudy is dont understand