January 9th, 2012· Volumouse now allows you to configure up to 12 rules, in 2 pages.
· Volumouse x64 now supports both x64 applications and 32-bit applications.
· On Windows Vista/7/2008 you can now change the volume of specific application.
· On Screen Display indicator now allows you to add your own text that describes the rule.
· Added 'Send Hot Keys' component, which allows you to send the specified keys combination to the active application on every wheel move. (Be careful with this feature: Don't use it with Ctrl/Shift/Alt keys on the rule's condition)
· Added "Don't restrict the indicator position to screen size" option for TrackBar indicators. This feature may be useful for users with multiple monitors.
December 12th, 2011· New powerful feature: Custom Key Combination. You can now create a rule with every key combination you want. For example: if you want to change the volume when both Windows key and left control key are pressed, simply choose 'Custom keys are pressed' in the condition combo-box, and then in the 'Advanced Rule Option' window, check the 'Windows Key' and 'Left Control' options.
· You can also use this feature with all other conditions. For example, you can choose the 'Mouse cursor over the taskbar' condition, and then in the Custom Key Combination, select the Shift key, so the rule will be used only when the mouse cursor is over the taskbar and the Shift key is pressed.
December 12th, 2011· All buttons are now standard buttons of Windows (without colors)
· If Volumouse cannot save the .cfg file into the folder of volumouse.exe, the .cfg file is now saved into the user profile. ( C:\Users\[profile name]\AppData\Local\Volumouse\volumouse.cfg )
· This change solves problem with saving the .cfg file on Windows 7 64-bit.
December 12th, 2011· Volumouse now allows you to configure up to 12 rules, in 2 pages.
· Volumouse x64 now supports both x64 applications and 32-bit applications.
· On Windows Vista/7/2008 you can now change the volume of specific application. (See the 'Windows 7/Vista/2008 Options' in the 'Advanced Rule Options' window)
· On Screen Display indicator now allows you to add your own text that describes the rule.
· Added 'Send Hot Keys' component, which allows you to send the specified keys combination to the active application on every wheel move. (Be careful with this feature: Don't use it with Ctrl/Shift/Alt keys on the rule's condition)
· Added "Don't restrict the indicator position to screen size" option for TrackBar indicators. This feature may be useful for users with multiple monitors.
August 6th, 2009· Fixed issue for multiple monitors - Volumouse now open the options windows in the primary screen
July 30th, 2009· Fixed bug in Windows 7/Vista: When choosing 'Default Playback' or 'Default Recording' option, the channels combo-box was disabled, so you could not use the mute/unmute option on default Playback/Recording
July 5th, 2009· Added 2 new conditions for working with almost any application window: 'The specified application window is focused' and 'Mouse cursor is over the specified window'. You can specify the desired window according to window title and/or window class, in the Advanced Rule Options.
· Changed the installer - Now the Volumouse setup .exe is created with NSIS instead of my old ZipInstaller.
· Fixed bug: In new Volumouse installations, the OSD indicator was transparent, instead of green.
March 16th, 2009· Fixed bug: Windows key settings were not saved when you exit from Volumouse.
March 4th, 2009· Added support for Windows key (in separated check-box) when using hot keys instead of wheel mouse
November 11th, 2008· Added support for setting the color of On Screen Display.
· Added support for displaying the percent label in 'On Screen Display'.
· Action add/change: 'The cursor is on screen corners' action now really works only when the cursor is on screen corners. There is a new action, 'The cursor is on screen edges' that works like the corners action in previous versions.
September 22nd, 2008· Added new type of indicator: On Screen Display. (Only for Windows 2000 or greater)
· Added enable/disable options. When Volumouse is disabled, scrolling the wheel mouse or pressing the hot-key combination will make the regular task and won't be captured by volumouse.
· On 64-but systems, you can now run 2 separated instances of Volumouse. one for using it with 32-bit applications, and the other for using it with 64-bit applications
August 3rd, 2008· Add new option: Increase steps value on high volume
July 13th, 2008· New Rule Condition: When VLC Player is focused.
June 25th, 2008· Added /cfg command-line option to load the configuration of Volumouse from another file. (For example: volumouse.exe /cfg "c: empvm.cfg")
April 29th, 2008· Fixed problems with multiple monitors
November 23rd, 2007· Fixed bug: Volumouse failed to change the volume when the component type is 'Default Playback' or 'Default Recording' (in Vista)
November 1st, 2007· Increased the width of drop-down lists.
· Added negative values to steps combo-box.
August 25th, 2007· Added support for creating plugins.
July 2nd, 2007· Volumouse now works under Windows Vista (both 32-bit and x64 versions)
· Under Vista, there is no default mixer device anymore, but you can select the default playback and recording device in the component combo-box.
· Under Vista, You can select more 6 channels, in addition to the 2 standard left and right channels.
· Under Vista, changing the master volume doesn't affect the default left/right balance, as in the previous version of Windows.
· All default settings are now saved into .cfg file instead of the Registry.
· Added new options to "Use the wheel when" combo-box: Windows Media Center is focused, iTunes is focused, Mouse cursor is over the Vista Gadgets, GOM Player is focused, Alt Shift are down, Alt Ctrl are down, Ctrl Shift are down, The cursor is on screen corners.
· New option: Use hot-keys instead of the mouse wheel.
· Added additional rule line (6 instead of 5 in previous versions...)
May 27th, 2006· New option in device combo-box - Use the default playback device in Control Panel.
· When Windows Media Player is focused - Now also works in full screen mode
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