Eben King wrote:
> And if it's
>
>http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/products/details/US/EN,crid=2150,contentid=5002,detail=2
>
>it has 4 buttons, so you need to turn off Emulate3Buttons.
>
>I use the pointing device with my left hand, and there's not room on my
>keyboard tray to swing a mouse, and I got fed up with mechanical
>mice/trackballs getting dirty. I had a _very_ hard time finding a 3+
>button, optical, left-handed-or-ambidextrous-or-convertible trackball with a
>wheel. The only one I found was http://kensington.com/html/2200.html , so I
>bought it. They also have the wireless version (_now_ they do), but I
>didn't need that (especially not for another $20).
>
>
>
That's the one. When I've left-handed, it actually feels a little
more natural, but I'm largely ambidexterous so I think a righty will be
great. I will keep all that in mind and when I finally get to that
point, I'll have that for reference. I'm itching for a pretty good
hardware upgrade, and I'm kind of leaning in the socket 939 direction.
I'm trying to decide if the funds will support it and if I can do it a
little at a time. The money that would otherwise upgrade my periferals
may be set aside for a motherboard, cpu and ram if I can determine that
I can limp along on my current hard drive, dvd rom and case/PS. The
funny thing is that nobody would suspect a monster like that in an old
Compaq case! lol! Anyway, that's the scoop there. Doing what I can do
with what I've got and pushing forward.
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