Contents 1 ZW Driver Alternative - Features 1.1 Multiple Devices 1.2 Multiple Profiles 1.3 Built-in actions 1.3.1 Variables and conditions 1.3.2 Volume 1.3.3 Keyboard and Mouse 1.3.4 Execute 1.3.5 Window 1.4 External Actions

[edit] ZW Driver Alternative - Features

[edit] Multiple Devices

ZW Driver Alternative can handle as many devices as the same time, each with its own configuration, and allow you to create multi-device combos.

[edit] Multiple Profiles

With ZW Driver Alternative, you can create as many profiles as you want per device. For example you can have a mouse profile for your office work and one for a specific game, and you can switch between them with a simple combo.

[edit] Built-in actions

[edit] Variables and conditions

Creating combos in ZW Driver Alternative is really simple. You must assign a variable to the first button, and test it in the second button before triggering the action. With 2 buttons presses (A and B), you can have 4 different actions:

• A alone
• B alone
• A then B
• B then A

See also: How to create combos.

Variables can be set, destroyed or incremented. Then you can test whether a variable equals or is different from a certain value.

ZWDA also includes variables called system variables, such as the name of the current process, the title of the current window or its classname.

Plugins can also register custom variables if they want to.

[edit] Volume

After you choose your sound device and its channel, you may:

• Increase the volume
• Decrease it
• Set it to a specific value
• Mute/Unmute it

[edit] Keyboard and Mouse

You can trigger keyboard actions.

[edit] Execute

ZW Driver Alternative can execute any external programs or run any command.

[edit] Window

ZW Driver Alternative can minimize, maximize or close the current window. Note: the close function sometimes doesn't work, so you may trigger an [alt]+[f4] instead

[edit] External Actions

If you need a function which doesn't exists, you can write a plugin which does it.