Re: ps2/serial/usb

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From: Brian Brady
Date: Sat, 30 Oct 1999 00:00

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You can get ps2 Y thingies (technical term) for under $10.

kokopelli wrote:

> i have a trackball I want to use in tandem with the Intellimouse.  they
> both have PS/2 connectors.  While my brain is still in dumb mode, can
> somebody tell me if there is a PS/2-USB connector (which i don't think
> there is) or if I can get a PS/2-serial connector and use both meeces at
> the same time?
>
> thanks.
>
> --
> "No matter what a stripper tells you, there is *no* sex in the champagne
> room."
>  -WPRN

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