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# mkCursorClip | ||
Handy little tool to capture the mouse cursor inside a program window. | ||
I've moved this little project over from codeplex to github to save it. I've written it in 2012 but it still works. | ||
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# Project Description | ||
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This handy little tool provides a keyboard shortcut to trap your cursor in a window, be it a game or any other program. | ||
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# Features | ||
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- Configurable hotkeys | ||
- Configurable padding from application border | ||
- Simple and lightweight | ||
- Uses modified version of http://keyboardmousehooks.codeplex.com/ for hotkey handling (link is probably dead when you read this, I've found no new repo for it) | ||
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# How-to | ||
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It's pretty simple. | ||
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- Download the current release | ||
- Start it | ||
- Press the configured hotkeys (default is left-shift + <) and watch your cursor struggle to come out of the current window! | ||
- Optional: Right-click the tray icon and configure it for your own needs in the settings dialog |