At 8:49 PM -0500 2/19/06, LN wrote:
I have been using the microsoft Intellimouse 4 button mouse for
years, and I love it.
As you all are becoming aware, I've just made the switch to OS X and
am now wondering what
to do.
I had been using the buttons for edit functions (copy, paste, and
save) which I find most
useful. However, since I made the switch and have not yet installed
the mouse software I
haven't programmed the keys yet. I noticed that OS X has
automatically used the second
big mouse key to pop up what used to be the contextual menu that
popped when I held down
the main mouse key in OS 9.
If I programme my mouse back to the way I like them, will I confuse
OS X? Or, will my
contextual menus revert to popping up when I sustain the hold on the
main mouse button
(which I quite liked)?
What else am I about to lose if I reprgramme my mouse?
Nothing, really.
<http://www.usboverdrive.com>
Download the appropriate OS X version and give it a try. Odds are,
you'll be paying the shareware fee within 72 hours.
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