>> >> -- >> Last update: 4/15/2010 >> KarlC@ (the obvious) > > It took a while to get weened off my trackball, but that Wacom Intuos > tablet/pen/mouse combo is awful hard to surpass. Have you seen a Wacom Cintiq? If I ever hit the lotto.. > I would have no idea > how that concept could be improved upon, yet still, I miss the > 'ballistic' feature of sending a pointer across the diagonal of a 30' >Office 2016 keeps asking for activation code. screen with a mere flick of the wrist of a trackball.

For instance, i have a sketchup window behind/beside this safari window. I can put my mouse cursor in the sketchup window and zoom with the scroll wheel or right click for context menu without changing window focus. If i left click on the sketchup window then the sketchup window gains focus and comes to the front.

In addition, tracking and click speeds and gesture options are adjustable, making its use a real personal experience. The Mac Magic Mouse 2 is connected via a Bluetooth 3.0+EDR – Lighting connector, has a laser type sensor, and is powered by a rechargeable Li-Po battery. However, as the charging connector is on the button, this mouse for Mac cannot be used during recharging. Released in 2015, the Mac Magic Mouse 2 is compatible with computers running Mac OS X El Capitan versions 10.11 and higher.

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Not much, if any, wrist movement at all. > >I have tried it with my wide's computer and mouse, seemed like a waste of ^^^^^^ Wow! Are you in trouble now! > Selection color in word 365 for mac. time and effort to move the cursor and to orbit.

• Sensor: A mouse’s sensor should be able to register motion correctly and precisely—it shouldn’t stop or jump around the screen. It should also work on a variety of surfaces, primarily desks, hard and soft mouse pads, wood, and fabric. Since a mere 5 percent of our survey respondents told us that they use their mouse on a glass or mirrored surface, a sensor that tracks on glass or mirror is a bonus rather than a requirement. • Connection: The wireless signal shouldn’t cut out during ordinary use across short distances. • Connection options: Some mice can connect only via a 2.4 GHz radio-frequency (RF) USB wireless receiver—aka a dongle—others connect via Bluetooth only, and some mice support both. Wireless mice that support Bluetooth and USB dongles are the most convenient for most people because they will fit every situation, but they also tend to be more expensive. Most people don’t need to spend the extra money for that capability, but it’s a nice bonus.