| From: | Simon Mason |
| Date: | 8 Aug 2001 at 16:22:17 |
| Subject: | Re: My Wizard Mouse Has Just Died :( |
Hi,Martin
You wrote:
It looks like I've got no reason for not buying a new mouse now... Thanks
:-). Umm, do you reckon it is worth looking on the 'net for the mouse
(maybe get it cheaper) or get it from PC World?
Yep, you will save at least a tenner buying off the 'net. Look at
http://www.dabs.com or http://www.todayonly.co.uk (Scan).
If you fancy the Logitec, It's the Logitec MouseMan Wheelmouse (optical).
I tell you, mate, it's bonza. It was worth it for me just to use it with
AWeb, ie. setting the third button for shift click to enable downloads
where I want, and for grabbing gfx off web pages without having to sort
through the Cache! :)
The mouse is well made, the optical side instead of a ball works flawless
(no jerkiness). The wheel can also be a "middle" button, and there is even
a small button on the left side next to where your thumb comfortably sits.
Oh, and the Logitec logo is illuminated blue!
I know what it's like buying kit that we havent tried out (hence a long
mail), but it's fab :)
Mail me if you have any probs, mate :)
ttfn,
Simon
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