pkim@skat.usc.edu (Philip Kim) (03/03/90)
Hello Net World! I am thinking of buying trackball(mice with ball sunny-side up). It will be connect to Gateway 386 20MHz machine (BTW, for people who keep tracking regarding GATEWAY service, I got this in 15 days from the day I ordered, and they called me twice to tell me exactly when it will arrive. So far, I am very happy customer). What I like to know as follows: . Any hardware compatiblity problem? . Software compatiblity under MS Windows, Word? . Which one(company) do you recommaned? . Pros & Cons in general(usage, etc) . And Price quote will be a plus. Thanx -Philip-From: pkim@skat.usc.edu (Philip Kim) Path: skat.usc.edu!pkim Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc Subject: Suggestion on Trackball Expires: References: Sender: Followup-To: Distribution: world Organization: University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA Keywords:
dlow@hpspcoi.HP.COM (Danny Low) (03/06/90)
>I am thinking of buying trackball(mice with ball sunny-side up).
Get a Logitech Trackman. It is the only trackball that I have found
where you can drag with only one hand. Every other trackball I checked
out either required two hands to drag or was very awkward with
one hand. Dragging is a common "mouse" action so being able to
do it well and easily is important. Logitech mice have proven
to be very MS compatible and my Trackman works with all my
software.
Danny Low
"Question Authority and the Authorities will question You"
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