Re: [MacPerl] Adressing the mouse issue

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Pretty good point about PowerBooks...however it is possible to plug a normal
mouse (and therefore, most likely, any mouse device into one.

on 10/13/00 7:12 AM, Chris Nandor at pudge@pobox.com wrote:

> At 4:10 -0400 2000.10.12, Scott R. Godin wrote:
>> I definitely see the advantages of multi-button mice, and they *are*
>> available for those people who see the need for it, but as a Tech person who
>> fixes macs for a living, I can assure you that for every person that wants
>> extra buttons, there's another 40 people who barely know the ins-and-outs of
>> computers, period, who would just be confused by more buttons, and really
>> really prefer the ease-of-use in the default mouse.
> 
> The problem, though, is with laptops.  I can't get a new multi-button
> trackpad.  If Apple would make laptops so I could pop out the
> trackpad/button box on the PowerBook and pop in a new one, that would make
> me happy.
> 
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