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Thread ID: 129884	2013-03-18 10:02:00	Which Mouse?	tutaenui (1724)	Press F1

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1333250	2013-03-19 21:22:00	I used to use one of these until it died because I have smallish hands now I use a Logitech M325 which is of a similar size and also symmetrical Were you holding it too tight Gary?? I can't quite see how smallish hands caused the mouse to die!	Richard (739)
1333251	2013-03-20 20:05:00	I would like to thank everyone who came up with suggestions. In the end I settled on a Logitech couch mouse M515 mainly on the basis if it didn't suit I could pass it on to the wife to use with her laptop. However I have found it suitable and physically comfortable. When I first tried it the cursor moved like a demented recently sprayed fly. I down loaded the Logitech software and managed to alter the settings to get the cursor movement under control. Sadly I can't get my computer to remember the setting so I have to reset it every time I turn the computer on, a minor inconvenience which I can put up with.	tutaenui (1724)
1333252	2013-03-20 20:20:00	Did you click "Apply" when changing the Cursor parameters The M515 looks like it can be used with either hand,I have the M705 and would not change from this	Lawrence (2987)
1333253	2013-03-20 21:54:00	Were you holding it too tight Gary?? ... That can do it. One of our children was leading a mouse around the living room with a length of wool - Mrs Micro tripped over it and the mouse died of fright	BBCmicro (15761)
1333254	2013-03-20 23:46:00	I would like to thank everyone who came up with suggestions. In the end I settled on a Logitech couch mouse M515 mainly on the basis if it didn't suit I could pass it on to the wife to use with her laptop. However I have found it suitable and physically comfortable. When I first tried it the cursor moved like a demented recently sprayed fly. I down loaded the Logitech software and managed to alter the settings to get the cursor movement under control. Sadly I can't get my computer to remember the setting so I have to reset it every time I turn the computer on, a minor inconvenience which I can put up with. Go into control panel, and mouse settings. Adjust the pointer speed down.	wratterus (105)
1333255	2013-03-21 02:13:00	For those using cordless mice I recommend the low self discharge NiMH rechargables such as enerloop etc. They outlast both alkaline and coventional NiMH batteries by quite a bit in my experience. Especially if you are like me and never remember to turn it off.	dugimodo (138)
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