I recently bought a Microsoft Sculpt Ergonomic Desktop keyboard and mouse setfor use with my Mac OS X laptop. Unfortunately, Microsoft has dropped supportfor their keyboard and mice via their Intellipoint driver as of Lion, so to usesome of the extra keys on the mouse, you have to resort to third-party utilitieslike Karabiner orBetterTouchTool.
Microsoft Sculpt Driver
This repo contains a private.xml file for use with Karabiner that remaps thefollowing keys:
- Context menu key (the key to the right of the right Alt button) to the optionkey.
- Windows button on the mouse to either mouse5 (in case you want to use anothertool like BetterTouchTool to customize further) or Mission Control. Note thatBetterTouchTool is unable to recognize the Windows button on this mouse byitself, which is why is why the mouse5 remapping is useful.
- Back button on the mouse to
Cmd + [, which is the default shortcut for backin many apps. - Left scroll and right scroll to
Cmd + Shift + [andCmd + Shift + ]respectively. This maps to previous/next tab in many apps.
Microsoft Sculpt Mouse Driver Windows 10
After loading the private.xml file in Karabiner, you can use Karabiner's GUI toselect which of these key remappings to use.
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Microsoft Sculpt Key Remapping for Mac OS X Yosemite 10.11.2 January 02, 2016. I use the Microsoft Sculpt ergonomic keyboard. Since it’s made by Microsoft, it has keys laid out for Windows. Left of the spacebar you have Alt, Windows, and Control, whereas a typical Mac user would expect Command, Option, Control.