When do I use Absolute with Acceleration Mode?

Use this mode most of the time. It works well in the operating system, in many games, and in most applications. It supports force feedback in games written to support the WingMan Force Feedback Mouse. It also supports force feedback in the operating system, on the WWW, and in applications when FEELit Desktop is running.

When do I use Absolute Mode?

Use this mode only if you find it necessary to do so for compatibility with a particular game.

When do I use Relative Mode?

Use this mode only for basic mouse compatibility with some games that do not support force feedback.

When do I use Joystick Mode?

Use this mode in games that provide force feedback only with DirectX. As a general rule, if you know a game was released in 1999 or later and supports force feedback, try it in Absolute with Acceleration Mode first. If force feedback light on the mouse isn’t illuminated, toggle to Joystick mode. Joystick mode does not allow the WingMan Force Feedback Mouse to function as a normal mouse. You should toggle to a different mode before exiting the game, or if you need to use a menu within the game.

How do I Set the Mode for a Particular Game Once and For All.

Create a profile for that game. Then, set the mouse mode you want for that Profile in the Specific Game Settings window.