On 15 Mar 00 at 0:00, Bernie wrote:
>>I noticed today that normal mouses (with DIN port and without M$ "scroll"
>>function) are getting harder to come by. Do you think it would be good to
>>buy a bunch and store for later use? I use up 2-3 mice a year - dunno why, I
>>don't use it often and keep it as clean as I can. My mouse for my Atari
>>never did get bad even after several years of heavy use - and I've tried
>>several diffrent models as well. I've even used the same mouse my father had
>>on his job earlier, but even thought we bought them at the same time mine
>>went bad way ahead of his and he uses his more often. Perhaps I don't use
>>mine enough? The other mice are atleast twice as expensive (now anyway) and
>>are not good in the hand (unless one perhaps can diconnect the "scroller").
>>Perhaps I can get a discount if I buy 10 or so... ;-) //Bernie
>>http://bernie.arachne.cz/ DOS programs, Star Wars ...
Bernie,
I had one of those mice with the scroller wheel and if you use it
with Nagy Daniel's Cute Mouse driver, it worked just fine as a
regular 2 button mouse. the wheel was just not functional. I have
seen some no name scroller mice at a local computer shop for about
$10 USD or slightly less.
Regards,
Dale Mentzer
Anatomy (n): something everyone has, but which looks
better on a girl. -- Bruce Raeburn.
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