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From a web site found by Zenga
This has some application:
The way I read it is that you can take a key from your say keypad like n52 and a press with your mouse and make a new command (using the mouse keys like shifts). Or make combinations from your n52 and keyboard giving you like lol 20 different shif keys.
http://gamingmouse.com/weapon.php?pid=173
HotkeyNet lets you define up to 16 keys (any keys on any input device) as shift keys.
Mojo will let you use any key anywhere as a shift key. You'll be able to define arbitrary "chords" with any number of keys that send commands.
I have already set up 2 handed input combinations the old-fashioned way.
Use the software that comes with the mouse and make mouse4 = ctrl and mouse5 = shift. Then just push mouse4 and the button for 5 on the keyboard or n52 and you get ctrl-5 instead which can be remapped or macro-ed as needed.
Plus it's a free function of the setpoint software which came with the mouse and is already installed.
Also sound like good solutions and cheaper then the device I suggested.