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2003-08-15, 10:18 AM | [Ignore Me] #16 | ||
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GO miscellaneous, unbranded, 2 button, corded, non-optical, wheel mouse!!!
It needs no batteries, and no special drivers. It may not have a brand name but it works fine. Its never gone wrong so it cant be bad. Its cheap, it works well and it does what its supposed to. So its good enough for me. |
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2003-08-15, 07:30 PM | [Ignore Me] #19 | ||
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I have the Logitech mouse MX500. It has LOADS of buttons, wheels n stuff... But I can't seem to get more than the normal ones to work in PS. (Left/right button, wheel.)
There's at least 5 or 6 more buttons that simply refuse to respond when I am trying to "bind them" to different actions in PS. - Anyone who knows what I'm doing wrong or missing? |
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