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When listing to music on laptop, with the lid closed, the only control available is through mouse.

I'm looking for a software that I can use to map different audio playback features to mouse buttons, for example, left button: pause/play, right button: next song, scroll:volume level, .etc...

A somewhat necessary feature would be stopping any other work of the mouse, so when I click left button, for example, nothing gets clicked in other programs.

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If you know the keyboard shortcuts for those features, you can enable an AutoHotkey script before closing the lid that will do all the remapping.

Example:

LButton::Up

If your specific media player can increase volume via the Up arrow key, this will let you use your left mouse button instead. This will override your default mouse behavior, so you don't have to worry about clicking in other applications. Just make sure your media player has focus and your script is enabled when you close the lid.

Remapping guide found here.

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