This thread is dedicated to all those people out there who feel they MUST keep changing things !
Yesterday T. Lion went and got a new keyboard, ok we did need one, the old one’s
C and Y keys kept sticking. And you almost had to beat it to death to make it work.
But now we have one that is ultra sensitive,
and the keys are in all diffrent colors.
OK, I can live with that too.
But he go a track ball to replace my beloved mouse.
People I have only been using a computer for a year now, at first I just used it to write,
poems, F.O. and die letters, things like that.
But every frigging time I get used to something, he wants to upgrade !
I want my mouse, my fingers don’t like the track ball.
That is all, thank you for your time, now STOP IT !
Ayesha - Lioness
There are two solutions to every problem : the wrong one, and mine
(Thomas A. Edison)
Can you get a splitter cable so both mouse and trackball are available? That would work, but you might have to monkey around with drivers a little bit.
I know just how you feel - just when I think I’m getting somewhere with this thing, we upgrade and I have to learn all new stuff. When my husband first installed Windows '95, he called me in to proudly show it off. I looked at the screen and promptly burst into tears. (I handled the change to Win '98 a little more maturely.)
Don’t worry - you’ll pick it up in no time and soon wonder how you got along without it. But you don’t have to let him know that.
One day at work, as a test, we plugged a mouse into the mouse port, and a track ball into the serial port. This worked fine, didn’t have to add any new drivers or cables or anything, and you could switch back and forth between using the mouse and trackball, as long as you only used one at a time.
I agree with you Satan ! Socks should be changed at least once a day. Underwear too if you waear them (some folks don’t ).
But not the computer, I am too busy trying to learn other stuff, important stuff. Like how to get rubber stamps, w/o paying an arm and a leg for one little stamp.
Besides, I’m getting old and set in my ways.
I still hate the ball !
Ayesha - Lioness
There are two solutions to every problem : the wrong one, and mine
(Thomas A. Edison)