At 08:10 PM -0500 05/27/2005, Brian wrote:
where in the user agreement does it say I can't use a multi-button mouse?
Not a "user agreement".
"user interface guidelines". It's a design document provided to
software developers, that says, essentially, "all Mac software should
work this way . . ." This "standardization" is what made/makes all
Mac software behave the same general way, from the user's point of
view. The consistant user interface is part of what makes the
Macintosh so much better than Windoze.
They just "guidelines tho -- Apple has never procluded the use of
such things as multibutton mice. They're available from 3rd parties
and work quite well.
- Dan.
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