What OPTICAL mouse do you use?
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Hm....Doesn't have it printed on it and the box is in another country at the moment. A quick google search says 800dpi. This is it here[^]. Under "pros" it gives the resolution. John Theal Physicist at Large Got CAD? http://www.presenter3d.com[^]
I think (really not sure) I have only 300. Certainly I haven't 800. So it's maybe the problem.
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Hi, I have a question: What brand and type of optical mouse do you use? I bought one two weeks ago, Genius NetScroll Optical PS2, and I would never buy it again :-( When I used it, the cursor moved to random place on the screen quite often. It is waste of money. I changed it back to old ball-point mouse, but I can't get used to not having a wheel there. I always believed that Genius is a good brand. I'm thinking about a new one, maybe from Microsoft - Does any of you have its mouses - I prefer those with cable, but without a ball. Thanks for your response.
I'm using Microsoft Wireless Optical Desktop 2[^] USB/PS2 in the office and it rules! It consists of a wireless keyboard and a wireless optical mouse with the tilt weel, had absolutely no problems with it, and the smooth wheel scrolling is great. But on the other hand, I've been using 2 or 3 Genius Netscroll Optical mice (is this the correct plural?) - 5 button PS2 versions - and I'm still using one at home (even right now) and never had any problems with these as well. But it just doesn't feel as comfortable as the MS mouse. Some people say that Microsoft hardware is even better than their software :) I can only recommend it. Rado
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Hi, I have a question: What brand and type of optical mouse do you use? I bought one two weeks ago, Genius NetScroll Optical PS2, and I would never buy it again :-( When I used it, the cursor moved to random place on the screen quite often. It is waste of money. I changed it back to old ball-point mouse, but I can't get used to not having a wheel there. I always believed that Genius is a good brand. I'm thinking about a new one, maybe from Microsoft - Does any of you have its mouses - I prefer those with cable, but without a ball. Thanks for your response.
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I use a Logitec optical mouse and it's great. I've had it a couple of years now at least. The only problem I've having now is that the little smooth plastic pads on the bottom are starting to come unstuck and making the bottom of the mouse a little sticky. Anybody else had this problem?
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I had the same problem with every mouse that I have used on a hard surface (like the plastic mouse pads with pictures, or desks), the pads were rubbed away after several months of use, and the mouse became sticky as you say. That's why I always use the mouse pads made of fabric these days, they don't rub away the plastic pads. And I also prefer the gel pads where you can rest your wrist, they're just great! Of course, if you try to use a mouse with rubbed away pads on a mouse pad made of fabric it will be a pain, it will stick even more. Rado
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Hi, I have a question: What brand and type of optical mouse do you use? I bought one two weeks ago, Genius NetScroll Optical PS2, and I would never buy it again :-( When I used it, the cursor moved to random place on the screen quite often. It is waste of money. I changed it back to old ball-point mouse, but I can't get used to not having a wheel there. I always believed that Genius is a good brand. I'm thinking about a new one, maybe from Microsoft - Does any of you have its mouses - I prefer those with cable, but without a ball. Thanks for your response.
On my Desktop I have the Dell-branded Logitech mouse that was delivered with the computer, and for my laptop I use a Logitech Mini Mouse Optical. Both work fine 'til now. Greets Roland
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Hi, I have a question: What brand and type of optical mouse do you use? I bought one two weeks ago, Genius NetScroll Optical PS2, and I would never buy it again :-( When I used it, the cursor moved to random place on the screen quite often. It is waste of money. I changed it back to old ball-point mouse, but I can't get used to not having a wheel there. I always believed that Genius is a good brand. I'm thinking about a new one, maybe from Microsoft - Does any of you have its mouses - I prefer those with cable, but without a ball. Thanks for your response.
I (actually, everyone at the office) use a Microsoft Basic optical mouse and it works flawlessly on every single machine. At home, I use a Microsoft Basic optical mouse (again) and (again) it works flawlessly. My wife uses a mini logitech optical mouse and often it goes crazy: the weird thing is that what seems to go crazy is the wheel, not the mouse pointer, but it's a hassle. Yes, even I am blogging now!
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Hi, I have a question: What brand and type of optical mouse do you use? I bought one two weeks ago, Genius NetScroll Optical PS2, and I would never buy it again :-( When I used it, the cursor moved to random place on the screen quite often. It is waste of money. I changed it back to old ball-point mouse, but I can't get used to not having a wheel there. I always believed that Genius is a good brand. I'm thinking about a new one, maybe from Microsoft - Does any of you have its mouses - I prefer those with cable, but without a ball. Thanks for your response.
Logitch optical wheelmouse, it fits my hand b etter than other makes plus I'm left handed. Elaine (southpawed fluffy tigress) The tigress is here :-D
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Hi, I have a question: What brand and type of optical mouse do you use? I bought one two weeks ago, Genius NetScroll Optical PS2, and I would never buy it again :-( When I used it, the cursor moved to random place on the screen quite often. It is waste of money. I changed it back to old ball-point mouse, but I can't get used to not having a wheel there. I always believed that Genius is a good brand. I'm thinking about a new one, maybe from Microsoft - Does any of you have its mouses - I prefer those with cable, but without a ball. Thanks for your response.
chodicimrkev wrote: What brand and type of optical mouse do you use? I don't. I use a Microsoft optical trackball[^] because if I use a mouse for any more than 5 minutes it gets very painful. I also use a Microsoft Natural Keyboard [^] for the same reason.
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Hi, I have a question: What brand and type of optical mouse do you use? I bought one two weeks ago, Genius NetScroll Optical PS2, and I would never buy it again :-( When I used it, the cursor moved to random place on the screen quite often. It is waste of money. I changed it back to old ball-point mouse, but I can't get used to not having a wheel there. I always believed that Genius is a good brand. I'm thinking about a new one, maybe from Microsoft - Does any of you have its mouses - I prefer those with cable, but without a ball. Thanks for your response.
I use a Microsoft Trackball Explorer[^]. Actually, I have two (one at work and one at home). It's quite accurate and I'd buy another one if one of mine went south. Charlie if(!curlies){ return; }
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Hi, I have a question: What brand and type of optical mouse do you use? I bought one two weeks ago, Genius NetScroll Optical PS2, and I would never buy it again :-( When I used it, the cursor moved to random place on the screen quite often. It is waste of money. I changed it back to old ball-point mouse, but I can't get used to not having a wheel there. I always believed that Genius is a good brand. I'm thinking about a new one, maybe from Microsoft - Does any of you have its mouses - I prefer those with cable, but without a ball. Thanks for your response.
Genius mouse ? What do you expect ? I have a Microsoft optical mouse and cordless natural keyboard combo and it totally rocks my world, I'd absolutely recommend them to anyone. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder
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I use a Microsoft Trackball Explorer[^]. Actually, I have two (one at work and one at home). It's quite accurate and I'd buy another one if one of mine went south. Charlie if(!curlies){ return; }
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Hi, I have a question: What brand and type of optical mouse do you use? I bought one two weeks ago, Genius NetScroll Optical PS2, and I would never buy it again :-( When I used it, the cursor moved to random place on the screen quite often. It is waste of money. I changed it back to old ball-point mouse, but I can't get used to not having a wheel there. I always believed that Genius is a good brand. I'm thinking about a new one, maybe from Microsoft - Does any of you have its mouses - I prefer those with cable, but without a ball. Thanks for your response.
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Hi, I have a question: What brand and type of optical mouse do you use? I bought one two weeks ago, Genius NetScroll Optical PS2, and I would never buy it again :-( When I used it, the cursor moved to random place on the screen quite often. It is waste of money. I changed it back to old ball-point mouse, but I can't get used to not having a wheel there. I always believed that Genius is a good brand. I'm thinking about a new one, maybe from Microsoft - Does any of you have its mouses - I prefer those with cable, but without a ball. Thanks for your response.
Do not use a normal mouse anymore.. Been using the Graphire tablet mouse for about three years. While you have to use the tablet, the mouse is wireless and light weight. One mouse wore out and when I got the replacement, they actually had put a weight in it to make it feel more like others. Took that out pronto :) Rocky <>< www.HintsAndTips.com www.MyQuickPoll.com - 2004 Election poll is #33 www.GotTheAnswerToSpam.com "We plan for the future, we learn from the past, we live life in the present!"
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Hi, I have a question: What brand and type of optical mouse do you use? I bought one two weeks ago, Genius NetScroll Optical PS2, and I would never buy it again :-( When I used it, the cursor moved to random place on the screen quite often. It is waste of money. I changed it back to old ball-point mouse, but I can't get used to not having a wheel there. I always believed that Genius is a good brand. I'm thinking about a new one, maybe from Microsoft - Does any of you have its mouses - I prefer those with cable, but without a ball. Thanks for your response.
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I envy it to you. You have no problems.;-)
chodicimrkev wrote: You have no problems. The secret is to not invite them.
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