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July 2nd 07, 10:50 AM
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Mouse IN System propertys
stevesmith,
In today's Vista environment where compatibility issues are not uncommon, it's hard to be certain about what hardware will work properly without doing research. It's likely safe to buy a Microsoft mouse, but even then you can have issues. I have an Inland brand mouse, which Vista Device Manager identifies as a Microsoft mouse, and it works perfectly though it's not Microsoft. Just my thoughts for your consideration. -- freddy "stevesmith" wrote: My mouse is stuck as I mentioned in earlier question What would be the best mouse too buy? If it doesn't work I'm throwing away Vista! 
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