On Fri, 17 Mar 2000 18:03:14 +0100, Bernie wrote:
>Per Backman wrote:
>>I always thought the twobutton one was a Windows-thing. The answer is yes,
>at least >when playing solitaire Mahjongg. (By Ron Balewski I think, only
>runs on SurvPC's
>>and is very nice).
>>
>>In Linux/Unix a threebutton mouse is standard.
>
>In general:
>
>1-button: Mac and DOS
>2-button: Windows (mostly 9x but 3.x a bit as well), Atari, Amiga
>3-button: X
>
>However I did notice a DOS program that wants three buttons - Arachne
>1.60b2 :/
I checked my Logitech mouse manual, the serial and bus mice have three buttons, the
PS/2-mouse only two. The middle button can be used with lots of DOS apps, like
Symphony, 1-2-3, AutoCAD etc. The Microsoft mouse has only two buttons, by choosing
Micrsofts products you always loose....
>
>BTW: Has anyone ever seen a Mac with more than one button?
>
No.
Per B.
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