news@crash.cts.com (Usenet News) (07/15/89)
Network Comment: to #985 by jeh@elmgate.UUCP
Anybody successfully converted a Mac mouse for use w/ Amigas. Before you
flame me, the reason I ask is because I have a nice Mac trackball sitting next
to me, and I'd REALLY love to use it with my amiga (after I hack up a second
button)
Thanks
-Dan
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_______________________________________________________________________________dwl10@uts.amdahl.com (Dave Lowrey) (07/17/89)
In article <4630@crash.cts.com> news@crash.cts.com (Usenet News) writes: >Network Comment: to #985 by jeh@elmgate.UUCP > >Anybody successfully converted a Mac mouse for use w/ Amigas. Before you >flame me, the reason I ask is because I have a nice Mac trackball sitting next >to me, and I'd REALLY love to use it with my amiga (after I hack up a second >button) > >Thanks >-Dan > Along the same vein... Has anyone converted a CBM 1571 (I think that's the number) mouse to run on an amiga? The 1571 act as either a "real" mouse, or a joystick. It was made of C64/C128 machines. I'm not really interested in the Joystick part, just the mouse. -- "What is another word | Dave Lowrey | [The opinions expressed MAY be for 'Thesaurus'?" | Amdahl Corp. | those of the author and are not | Houston, Texas | necessarily those of his Steven Wright | amdahl!dwl10 | employer] (`nuff said!)