jdg@elmgate.UUCP (Jeff Gortatowsky CUST) (03/07/90)
Hello. Sometime back, a document was passed round the net describing how one takes a IBM PC mouse (non optical I assume) and connect it to the St. Could someone please repost this doc? I'm in dire need. To anyone that saw my previous message, and reply'd, please, reply again. As It musta got lost somewheres between here and someplace <sigh>. -- Jeff Gortatowsky-Eastman Kodak Company .....sun!sunrock!kodak!elmgate!jdg (716)-726-0084 Eastman Kodak makes film not comments. Therefore these comments are mine not theirs.
boyd@fsucs.cs.fsu.edu (Mickey Boyd) (03/09/90)
In article <1222@elmgate.UUCP>, rg@aurora.UUCP writes: > > Hello. > Sometime back, a document was passed round the net describing >how one takes a IBM PC mouse (non optical I assume) and connect it >to the St. Could someone please repost this doc? I'm in dire need. >To anyone that saw my previous message, and reply'd, please, reply >again. As It musta got lost somewheres between here and someplace ><sigh>. > >-- >Jeff Gortatowsky-Eastman Kodak Company .....sun!sunrock!kodak!elmgate!jdg >(716)-726-0084 >Eastman Kodak makes film not comments. Therefore these comments are mine >not theirs. I have seen several requests for this info, I will drag it out when I get home and post it. -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------+------------------------------------- Mickey Boyd | "Nobody can be exactly like me. FSU Computer Science | Even I have trouble doing it." mail: boyd@fsucs.cs.fsu.edu | - Tallulah Bankhead ---------------------------------+------------------------------------- -----------------------------------------------------------------------
Xorg@cup.portal.com (Peter Ted Szymonik) (03/09/90)
Rather than going with the MicroSoft mouse I might suggest Practical Solutions cordless mouse - it has a feel a good as the IBM mouse but no cord! Costs a lot less too... Peter Szymonik
cosc10hv@jane.uh.edu (Paul Sears) (03/12/90)
In article <27720@cup.portal.com>, Xorg@cup.portal.com (Peter Ted Szymonik) writes: > Rather than going with the MicroSoft mouse I might suggest Practical Solutions > cordless mouse - it has a feel a good as the IBM mouse but no cord! Costs > a lot less too... > > Peter Szymonik BTW, some of the people I know use the cordless mouse and really have had only one problem - the mouse uses 2 AA batteries in about 2 weeks (sometimes less). There is a discussion going on one of the local bbs's here about using rechargables and even lithium (sp?) batteries. Overall, I heard that it is a good mouse... -------------------------------------------- | Paul Sears University of Houston | | "ThunderCat" --------------------- | | COSC10HV@Elroy.Uh.Edu | |[129.7.1.2] or TECHJW@Elroy.Uh.Edu | |__________________________________________| 'the greater an individual's power over others, the greater the evil that might possibly originate with him' - PROPAGANDA, off the CD, A SECRET WISH