Re: MOUSE darkside

[Chris Tucker]

At 7:39 PM +1000 1/30/04, Jacob Bradford wrote:
 > I have a couple USB mouses for Windows 98.  Plug them into my 7200
 with USB, and it says it needs a driver.  Any ideas on a driver that
 will run one of these wheel babies.
 Dale
Try USB overdrive (www.usboverdrive.com), it works wonders!
I second that recommendation! USB Overdrive will let you program your 
diverse mouse buttons and wheel to do all manner of things, 
customized for your individual applications. For example, I use the 
scrollwheel as a volume control in a couple of my MP3 players.

USB Overdrive is THE killer application for USB input devices on the Mac.

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