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Article #546Re: Mouse Button Problem
From: Rob Hockley
Date: Mon, 23 Oct 2000 00:00
Date: Mon, 23 Oct 2000 00:00
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> > I'm thinking this has move to do with the controller chips as I've > > tried the mouse in both sockets.... > > Likely, though wouldn't you be needing to run some additional > software to get the mouse working in the other socket ? I've had a bash with SetMPort and ButExchange.... > Anyway see comp.sys.amiga.hardware via Deja, and you'll get > the details. Had a browse and although none were exactly the same, the solutions got me thinking in terms of playing with the cable in the mouse itself and by moving it around a bit, I've got it going again, although I don't think much of it's chances for long term use.... Gonna have to track down a new one, me thinks.... Thanks again for your help Tez.... Rob -- Rob Hockley: rob.hockley@btinternet.com
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