How to Replace Mouse with Keyboard via Auto Mouse (RSI)

This practical guide walks through how to replace Mouse with Keyboard via Auto Mouse (RSI). It organizes the required steps, settings, and checks so you can complete the task with fewer mistakes.

Auto Mouse (RSI) sets up numeric keys to replace mouse functions, making it easier to use when you don't have a computer mouse. Below are instructions for using Auto Mouse (RSI) to replace the mouse with a keyboard.

Instructions for Using Auto Mouse (RSI)

Step 1:

First, users install the Auto Mouse (RSI) application for the computer under the official provider.

Step 2:

If the interface displays asking you To enter the license key, select Close .

At this point we will see The main interface of the application With A blurred mouse icon Displayed in the window. Turn Off to turn off the application's functions. Note that you must check Let me select the mouse using the keys from my keyboard to replace the mouse with the keyboard.

You use the number keys to perform mouse functions including:

• Select number 1 to operate the left mouse button.
• Select number 2 to operate the middle mouse button.
• Select number 3 to operate the right mouse button.

Step 3:

Select The Screen Mouse tab And then look down at the Screen Mouse Keys Section to change the number keys on the keyboard for mouse buttons.

• The left mouse button is set to D1.
• Middle mouse button for D2.
• Right mouse button for D3.

Step 4:

Continue clicking on The Auto select tab , you will see the automatic mouse select mode setting for left mouse, middle mouse or right mouse as well as the number of clicks (1 time, 2 times and 3 times).

Step 5:

Finally in the Advanced tab, you can set the mouse select interval in double select mode, the opacity of the model mouse when inactive, the inactive exclusion area, etc.