win-vind has many features, but you can use a simpler one for your purposes by putting the version command at the beginning of your .vindrc. If you want to use tiny version, write the following. It is important to note that nothing but comments can be written before the version command. If you do not write the version command, huge will be loaded.

" Only comments can be written in here.
version tiny
" Any command can be written from.
" For example
set shell = cmd

Following Vim, there are five tiers. tiny has minimal commands for mouse moving and clicking, including EasyClick and GridMove. small allows more flexible handling of window controls and process launches, etc. normal has Vim emulation mappings and allows text editing in text areas, etc. big adds several hotkeys that redefine some of the shortcut keys in Windows to operate Windows with more Vim-like ways. It also provides GUI Visual Mode (+gvmode), which allows for holding down the mouse. huge allows win-vind to have experimental features for more complex operations.