Gary F. Daught <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Greetings. Not withstanding all the good advice and caution re: ADB
>periphs on a PowerBook, this is not the problem in my case. I plugged
>the mouse in BEFORE start-up, mouse tracking on Mouse Control Panel is
>set to fastest, etc., but it still feels
On Wednesday, February 25, 2004, at 02:43 PM, Gary F. Daught wrote:
Greetings. Not withstanding all the good advice and caution re: ADB
periphs on a PowerBook, this is not the problem in my case. I plugged
the mouse in BEFORE start-up, mouse tracking on Mouse Control Panel is
set to fastest, e
trackpad.
Gary
On Feb 25, 2004, at 8:49 AM, PowerBooks wrote:
From: Andrew Kershaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Slow tracking ABD mouse on PB3400
I agree with you that is good practice and I try to follow it except
in the case of my mouse and my sleeping PowerBook 3400. However, in
all my
On Tuesday, February 24, 2004, at 08:52 AM, Tom Roth wrote:
Remember,
ADB isn't hot-pluggable. That's a good way to burn out your ADB port.
Always shutdown prior to connecting/disconnecting ADB devices.
I agree with you that is good practice and I try to follow it except
in the case of my mous
I agree with you that is good practice and I try to follow it except
in the case of my mouse and my sleeping PowerBook 3400. However, in
all my years of using Macs I've never had this happen even when
forgetting to shutdown. Anyone else ever burned out an ADB port by
not shutting down prior to
> --
> From: Eric Strobel
> Subject: Re: Slow tracking ABD mouse on PB3400
>
> Umm... does the ADB have power when the 3400 is sleeping?
>
I don't think it does because if the mouse is already plugged in I can't wake up the
3400 by moving the
On Monday, February 23, 2004, at 11:40 AM, Tom Roth wrote:
You probably knew this already but just in case. Are you plugging the
mouse in while the 3400 is on? If so, send the 3400 to sleep and then
plug in the mouse. Wake it back up and it will work normally. That's
why I typically do with m
-tom
> -Original Message-
> From: Gary F. Daught
> Subject: Slow tracking ABD mouse on PB3400
>
>
> Greetings. The trackball thread reminded me to ask a question. I
> recently purchased a used Apple ABD mouse to use with my PB3400. The
> trackpad is fine, but sometimes using
on 2/22/04 6:03 AM, Eric Strobel at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> On Saturday, February 21, 2004, at 05:21 PM, Gary F. Daught wrote:
>
>>> On 21/2/04 3:24 am, "Gary F. Daught" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>
Surely I'm not forgetting how slow an ADB mouse tracks?! I've
adjusted
se
On Saturday, February 21, 2004, at 05:21 PM, Gary F. Daught wrote:
On 21/2/04 3:24 am, "Gary F. Daught" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Surely I'm not forgetting how slow an ADB mouse tracks?! I've
adjusted
settings through the Mouse control panel, and the mouse's ball and
rollers are all clean. But
On 21/2/04 3:24 am, "Gary F. Daught" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Surely I'm not forgetting how slow an ADB mouse tracks?! I've adjusted
settings through the Mouse control panel, and the mouse's ball and
rollers are all clean. But it just feels really sluggish! ...snip..
I do not want to sound cheek
On 21/2/04 3:24 am, "Gary F. Daught" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings. The trackball thread reminded me to ask a question. I
> recently purchased a used Apple ABD mouse to use with my PB3400. The
> trackpad is fine, but sometimes using a mouse is better for some of my
> work habits.
>
> Sur
Greetings. The trackball thread reminded me to ask a question. I
recently purchased a used Apple ABD mouse to use with my PB3400. The
trackpad is fine, but sometimes using a mouse is better for some of my
work habits.
Surely I'm not forgetting how slow an ADB mouse tracks?! I've adjusted
setti
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