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  • miketpoto
    Shabisquik The Ghetto Queen
    • Jan 2005
    • 4223
    #31
    Re: FAO Computer Nerds

    Originally posted by feather
    Re. right click issue, you don't even need a mighty mouse, any ol' two-button scroll-wheel USB mouse can be plugged in and configured for right-clicking. That's usually the first big hurdle that a Windows -> Mac user has to overcome and it's easily solved.
    Exactly!!!!!

    No configuring needed actually. If your usb mouse has 2 buttons, you are good to go. It's not an obstacle in the least, no drivers or anything needed at al unless you have a 20 button mouse that is programable.

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      • Corven
        Are you Kidding me??
        • Jun 2004
        • 4080
        #32
        Re: FAO Computer Nerds

        Originally posted by asdf_admin
        buy a Apple Mighty Mouse and enable the right button feature. You get the goods back.

        took me 48 hours to adjust. simple, effective and powerful world.
        screw the mighty mouse .. get a regular mouse ... it works better
        I broke my spoon on the viagra sundae.

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          • asdf_admin
            i use to be important
            • Jun 2004
            • 12798
            #33
            Re: FAO Computer Nerds

            I hate cables. I love my mighty mouse.
            dead, yet alive.

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