-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Tue, 14 Jan 2003 10:56, Fabian Niestroj wrote: > > I am sure I don't understand you. You seem to be asking how to do > > 800cpi, yet you have it above.... > > I just wanted to say my mouse is capable of 800cpi. But on reboot the mouse > is reset to 400cpi. That means the resolution has to be set to 800cpi on > each single reboot. What is the best way to do this? Or: Why is the default > value 400 and not 800cpi? Is there a way to change it? The best way depends on your operating system. Normally some kind of entry in your initialisation scripts for each runlevel is appropriate on linux variants. The default is set by Logitech. They may have chosen 400dpi because it is easy, or perhaps there is some overflow issue under certain conditions. We live with hardware defaults, and work around them if we need to.
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