Ward,

Please explain 3Install and Archive2.

Thanks, Harry

Thursday, November 13, 20035:41 PMWard Oldhamwoldham at insightbb.com

>Hi Alex,
>
>Hopefully when you installed Panther, you performed an 3Install and
>Archive2.  If you installed Panther using the upgrade option, you may want
>to reinstall Panther.
>
>Also, try your flakey mouse on another Mac to test whether the problem moves
>with your mouse or not.  And also try a different mouse on your Mac.
>
>Ward
>
>Ward Oldham, MacDude
>MacTown
>1041 Bardstown Road
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>ward at mactown.us
>http://www.mactown.us
>
>
>
>> My flat panel iMac's optical mouse pointer is behaving very
>> erratically.  It seems to have a mind of its own and jumps across the
>> screen at inopportune moments.
>> 
>> Recent system changes:
>>     -folks at MacTown replaced the logic board (thanks!)
>>     -installed a 512 RAM memory upgrade chip
>>     -installed an AirPort card
>>     -upgraded from 10.2.8 (2nd edition) to Panther
>> 
>> I seem to recall that the mouse was a little bit flakey before any of
>> this happened, but it was very rare.  Now it is happening often enough
>> to be frustrating.
>> 
>> Last night I looked at some Mac discussion forums, where people said
>> there had been problems with USB devices (like mice) since 10.2.6.
>> 
>> I have tried 2 different Logitech mice (both work fine on Windows
>> computers) with no improvement. I also tried plugging the mouse into
>> the other port on the other side of the keyboard. Plugging the mouse
>> into a USB port on the back of the computer seemed to help temporarily
>> but is not a permanent fix (also the cord is short and so are my
>> arms!).  Restarts with and without the mouse help for a short period of
>> time.
>> 
>> Any suggestions? Please?
>> 
>> In search of a better mousetrap,
>> Alex Whitman
>> 
>> 
>> 
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