Thank you, eGraced. You are exactly right.

I am sorry that I have taken so long to get back to this. This is NOT a hack site. I made this site because I hate keeping track of that piece of paper I wrote down my datacrons on. This site is legit. You have to sign up (with any username/password - you do NOT have to use the same as your swtor account - ) to keep track of your character's datacrons. I do not have access to your passwords. They are hashed, mashed, re-hashed, then hashed again. Personally, I have 6 characters. There is a table for each one (after you signup and add your characters). So whether you have 1 character or 12, you can see each one individually. I also created a page you can see them all at once, called a Quicklist. If you did not create an account, I do not know how else to keep everyone separate... I worked very hard to make this site secure and user friendly. I am not a hacker, just a php developer that thought this would be a useful tool. It is safe. I am not even allowed to have banner ads in accordance with the Fan Site agreement. I am sorry that you thought this might be a hack site. What would make you feel more comfortable that it is NOT? Any suggestions would be welcome.

I agree. This solution is the best. People can still ride their speeders on the fleet, but will not be able to "cover" terminals, mailboxes, and vendors.

Thank you, Fezzie. Keep the site in mind for your next character

I have created a website to help keep track of the datacrons collected with my characters. I made this site as part of an ongoing process to learn php/mysql. I tried to make some nifty features that I hope you will enjoy. The site is located at: swtorchecklist.com

I concur.

I have fixed this issue with my MS Intellimouse Explorer 4.0. I did not have to bind particular keystrokes outside of SWTOR. I am running MS Windows 7 64-bit Professional. Here is the steps I took, as outlined in another post by Broxen: 1. Determine the name of the executable file for your mouse software - for MS Intellimouse this is ipoint.exe 2. Open the folder in Windows Explorer where this file is located. 3. Right click on the file and open Properties. 4. Click on the Compatibility tab. Check "Run as Administrator" and then click Apply or Ok button at bottom of window. 5. Restart Windows After restarting my computer, SWTOR recognized my thumb buttons, which I have bound to ctrl and shift. I did not have to change any other settings. I hope this helps any who are still experiencing difficulties. Addendum: I apparently need to have the software running in order to keep my thumb buttons bound to ctrl and shift.

I am going to chime in here. I have the MS Intellimouse 4.0. As far as I can tell I am running everything as administrator. All software and drivers are up to date. I am using Windows 7 64-bit Professional edition. My two thumb buttons are NOT recognized in game. They work outside fine and with other games, just not in SWTOR. As a side note, my Logitech G-15 macro keys also do not function properly in game.