Yep, thats right. You can use the PSP as mouse, this isnt realy an application for the psp, its a guide on how to set up the psp to act as a mouse.

first of all, you need to download the following:

PPjoy
http://www.geocities.com/deonvdw/Docs/PPJoyMain.htm

wifi controller for psp
http://dl.qj.net/wifi-controller-v0....9122/catid/189

total game control
http://www.digitaltransforms.com

Make sure that you have downloaded all of the above.

* Open the PSP directory and edit the proper wifi.cfg for your PSP version and set the IP of the computer you are going to use this on.
* Copy the correct director(y|ies) to your PSP depending on whether you have a 1.0 or 1.5 PSP. If you use a custom firmware mod that allows the use of single EBOOT.PBP files on a 1.5 PSP then you can use the 1.0 directory.
* Install PPJoy.
* After it is installed open up your Control Panel and run Parallel Port Joysticks.
* When the window comes up click Add... at the bottom and then Add on the next screen.
* It will want to install some drivers so either have it scan automatically or point it to the directory you install PPJoy to.
* After it is done installing, click the PPJoy Virtual joystick 1 in the menu and click Mapping...
* Choose "Set a custom mapping for this controller" and click Next.

* Axes = 2 (X Axis and Y Axis)

Buttons = 8
POV hats = 1

* X Axis = Analog 0

Y Axis = Analog 1

* These buttons are up to you to set. I left them all default but changed Button 7 and Button 8 to be correct because they ARE WRONG default.

Button 1 = Digital 0
Button 2 = Digital 1
Button 3 = Digital 2
Button 4 = Digital 3
Button 5 = Digital 4
Button 6 = Digital 5
Button 7 = Digital 11
Button 8 = Digital 10

* Directional button POV

North = Digital 6
East = Digital 7
West = Digital 9
South = Digital 8

* Run the SocketText.exe program. It will open a Command Prompt window. Just minimize it and forget about it. If it just opens and closes, something went wrong. Good luck.
* Now start the program no your PSP and it should connect to your computer and basically be working. You'll find out in the next step.
* Go back to your control panel and go to Game Controllers. Click on the PPJoy Virtual joystick 1 and choose Properties. On the screen that comes up you should be able to press buttons on the PSP and have them show as working on the screen. I recommend calibrating the Analog Stick too.
* Now install Total game controller.
*After you have installed total game controller, open the program and create a new profile.
* On the device tab, choose PPJoy virtual joystick 1.
* Next select the mouse tab, where it says left-right movement, tick the detect option next to it, make sure that your psp is connected to your pc and that you can press buttons to see that its succesfully connected. once your connected, press and hold to the left or right on the analong stick, and while holding left or right, un-tick the detect option. it should have Axis_X0 in shown in the box. Next, we need to do the up and down movement config, now you need to also tick the detect option, and hold up or down on the anolog stick, and while holding down or up, untick the detect option. it should have Axis_Y0 in the box, it could be different for both, depends on if you pressed up or down, or left or right. now to configure the right click and left click buttons. next to left mouse button tick the detect option, and hold any button down that you want for your left click button, then untick detect, it should have B2 in it. do the same thing for your right click button, follow the steps the same way as the left click button. you can configure other options to such as scroll wheel, but thats up to you if you want that option. now the last step is to select the option in the mouse tab called "Mouse controls always active", you should be able to control your mouse after that is selected with your psp. another thing is if you close the total game control window, you have to reconfigure everything again (i think) since its not free. Well that about covers it, if there are any problems let me know. speacial thanks to David Rudie for wifi controller. Enjoy.

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