Doug McNutt wrote: > > > Your cabling must be OK if the cursor moves on the screen. The RJ telephone > connectors have four pins but only three are used for the Apple Desktop Bus. > The fourth is for starting up from the keyboard. > > The other wires are ground, plus 5 volts, and data. Pressing the button > creates encoded bits on the same data line that the keys do. > > Exactly where on the screen are you pressing the mouse key? If there is no > "button" present where you click the running software is supposed to do > nothing except possibly yield to another program if you click in a non-active > window. > > Can you get to the control panels from an Apple Menu? Is the system still > trying to boot? If so there may not yet be any software to recognize a click. > >
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