You can buy Macs with all sorts of bells and whistles nowadays,
including some pretty exotic mice, but employers usually just buy the
basics.  Any employee who wants anything fancier must provide their
own--if it's permitted--or do without.

The one-button mouse is only one hurdle a new Mac user has to confront
at work, when they're expected to hit the ground running. Although
modern operating systems do a lot of the same stuff at the basic
level(when you're just coping with word processing, spreadsheets,
e-mail, and the like) there are still differences that you run into
pretty early in the game.  My current workplace used to be all-Mac, so
we always made sure that new employees knew that they could ask us any
question at any time.  Only one new-hire didn't adjust quickly;
unfortunately, he was the boss, so we're now a Windows workplace.

--Constance Warner


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Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2007 11:44 AM
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Subject: Re: [CGUYS] The Worst Thing about Macs

There is no such thing as a Mac that comes with a 1 button mouse 
anymore. (even though it looks like a 1 button mouse) And you can use 
any mouse you can buy. I prefer a trackball and have almost always used 
a Logitech with several buttons.

> (It is easier, but that doesn't stop the sense of panic a new
> employee gets when they first confront a one-button mouse.) 
>
> --Constance Warner 
>
>   


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