This raises another question. Since my present mouse is connected to the Mac SCSI port on my keyboard, how do I convert to USB? Wilton > > It should work, more or less, if it's USB (I'm guessing that this mouse was > advertised for a PC?). The right button usually works even w/o drivers. In > X and 9.2.2 my wife is using a Logitech optical mouse on her iBook and even > though there are no drivers for it, the right button works fine. The only > difference between her mouse and my MS Optical Scroll Mouse is that I have > the extra software which allows me to configure the buttons to do other > things. > > I still don't know why Apple won't put out a 2-button mouse as the standard > mouse on all their Macs -- that right button sure saves time! > > >
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