What's happening with the mouse is that it powers down if not active,
and the Mac doesn't try to recover well enough.
kf
Thomas Sprinzing wrote:
My particular arrangement was very touchy about the sequencing of
power up/connection/etc. I found it to be more trouble than it was
worth. It may just be my mac. It loses track of the apple bluetooth
mouse a lot.
I guess that's a mac problem: my macs all have issues with USB
enumeration - you plug in a hub with devices, but not all devices get
registered at the first try.
Bluetooth devices attach via USB, iirc.
Thomas
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-Jason
kg4wsv
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