| From: | Wesley Potter |
| Date: | 14 May 2001 at 20:12:42 |
| Subject: | Re: Mouse adapters |
On 14-May-01 Andrew Werchowiecki said;
>> I am looking at the getting the EZ PS/2 mouse adapter and mouse
>> combo. Is it any good? Does it work with ANY PS/2 mouse? Are there
>> any other better adapters? Is the mouse alright?
This mouse adaptor is the best on the market it wil work with any PS2
mouse, I use it with a Microsoft PS2 Intellimouse with wheel/third
buttun and it works a treat. Don't even think of getting a
Punchinello II
>> I need to know because I don't want to pay a huge amount
>> considering the exchange rate for the Aussie dollar ($70AUS for a
>> mouse and adapter, when I can get the MS Intellimouse for $40) and
>> end up getting a duff product.
As I say it will work perfectly with the MS Intellimouse. I use one
here
> I know, I know, replying to my own email here (somewhat an Andy
> Wanless trait), but I just thought, would it be better to buy just
> the adapter, and buy a PS/2 mouse here in Australia? Which leads
> into, will it work with any mouse, or does it have problems with
> certain things like optical mice? (I can't forsee any, but you
never
> know)
Just get the adaptor and get a good quality branded PS2 mouse from a
PC dealer, such the MS or Logitech mice
l8r
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