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What about a mouse that does 180 degree turns (but not a sidewinder)?
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What about a mouse that does 180 degree turns (but not a sidewinder)?

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you can recorrd your mouse actions with a macro recorder, if you like - and play it back<br />
here an example : &nbsp;<a href="http://freelabs.info/MacroRecorder.aspx" rel="ugc">http://freelabs.info/MacroRecorder.aspx</a>
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you can recorrd your mouse actions with a macro recorder, if you like - and play it back
here an example :  http://freelabs.info/MacroRecorder.aspx [http://freelabs.info/MacroRecorder.aspx]

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I need a mouse to do the recording.
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Any one know if there is a gaming mouse that records mouse movements (Not mouse clicks)?
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Any one know if there is a gaming mouse that records mouse movements (Not mouse clicks)?

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