It might be easier than any sort of conversion... There are USB->PS/2
adapters (just as there are USB to ADB adapters) that should accept any
standard PC mouse... There are also USB to serial adapters (in case that
mouse is really serial and not PS2). I don't know about drivers though, so
you might be out of luck there. But, heck, it's worth a try, right?
Especially if you can find one cheap. Like at work ;-)
Good luck!
Drew
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From: Mike Jardine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[snip]
So has anybody out there endeavoured to convert, say, a Logitech
serial mouse which is what I use at work (on a Windows box which is
also a piece of crap) in to a USB device using a USB mouse as a donor?
All suggestions gratefully received...
M.
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