For the computer geek with everything

LOL. I remember. You have those fantastic, small hands. ROTF

Oops, I meant small, steady hands. LOL.

and run the wire into the back. Who's gonna know it's not really connected?


Also, you can actually have more than one mouse plugged in at a time using a mix of PS/2 and USB mice, and they'll both work!

Juli Valley said:

It was a gift from someone who is occasionally is a visitor to my
house. I guess I could change it for my other mouse when she
wasn't visiting, but it's a hassle dragging the CPU and all of the
scrambled wires out to change it.

Happy 2003 to you and all.

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yes you should see the size of my mouse...it really desserv it's name

Juli Valley said:

Oops, I meant small, steady hands. LOL.

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Juli:

I saw that same mouse, or a similar one, in a catalog a while ago, and thought to myself that that would be really cool if it was optical and had a scroll wheel.

You can always use a USB or PS/2 extention cord, or a USB hub, to connect your mouse so you can easilly switch to another mouse without having to go behind the computer.

Or if one is USB, and one is PS/2 you can connect them both at the same time. You might even be able to connect two USB mice at the same time, but I haven't tried that.
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But these are both PS/2s.

Just get a PS/2 extension cord for a few dollars, and you can swap mice by unplugging them from the PS/2 extension cord instead of reaching behind your computer. My mouse is connected to a PS/2 extension cord because it wouldn't reach my CPU otherwise. My keyboard is connected to a USB extension cord.

Juli Valley said:

But these are both PS/2s.

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