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AndrewJ 22-09-2005 23:38

Silent Mouse
 
Is it possible to buy a mouse which does not go click click click when ever someone presses a button.

It is just a pet hate of mine trying to concentrate and only hearing the click click click click click of someone using a mouse..

Mal 22-09-2005 23:40

Re: Silent Mouse
 
Earplugs?

Roy MM 22-09-2005 23:42

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Mine never makes a noise, there's a set up for silent keys and mouse in properties.

dilli-theclaw 22-09-2005 23:43

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Roy MM
Mine never makes a noise, there's a set up for silent keys and mouse in properties.

I suspect he's on about the physical noise the mouse makes when clicking.

Hom3r 22-09-2005 23:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Saxodriver
Is it possible to buy a mouse which does not go click click click when ever someone presses a button.

It is just a pet hate of mine trying to concentrate and only hearing the click click click click click of someone using a mouse..

The only thing I can suggest is to goto the likes of PC World and try the mice on display and find the quitest one, and try and buy it online cheaper:disturbd:

AndrewJ 22-09-2005 23:45

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/agree dilli

I did see one which was pressure sensitive but cannot find it now for the life of me.

Angua 22-09-2005 23:47

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There is a huge debate on the subject here :D

dilli-theclaw 22-09-2005 23:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Saxodriver
/agree dilli

I did see one which was pressure sensitive but cannot find it now for the life of me.

Another option is getting an external laptop style touch pad and programming it so that there are two 'hot zones' one for left and one for right click.

CJU 22-09-2005 23:48

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Quote:

Originally Posted by david.ewles
The only thing I can suggest is to goto the likes of PC World and try the mice on display and find the quitest one, and try and buy it online cheaper:disturbd:

To actually go in PC world is swearing upon the it industry check with the likes of scan computers for pressure sensitive mouse or such like

AndrewJ 22-09-2005 23:48

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true but a mouse would be best bet, as I wish it to be something she is familiar with ( she has trouble using her left hand )

nffc 22-09-2005 23:54

Re: Silent Mouse
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by CJU
Quote:

Originally Posted by david.ewles
The only thing I can suggest is to goto the likes of PC World and try the mice on display and find the quitest one, and try and buy it online cheaper:disturbd:

To actually go in PC world is swearing upon the it industry

Elaborate?

AndrewJ 22-09-2005 23:58

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I think he means a stereotype of the average PCworld person is the type of guy who knows jack all about computer, and is just there to rip people off with crap computers.

punky 23-09-2005 00:01

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The new apple Mighty Mouse doesn't click - it is pressure sensitive. It is fully XP compatible, but costs a fortune (like everthing else Apple).

It has a left and right mouse button, plus a third button at the bottom.

The only trouble with pressure sensitive mice is that they are very easily to click accidently, if your finger accidently lightly brushes the button whilst hovering your finger over it. Pretty easy to do. Try holding your finger above your mouse - it aches very quickly. Its comfy resting your finger lightly on the button.

nffc 23-09-2005 00:02

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Saxodriver
I think he means a stereotype of the average PCworld person is the type of guy who knows jack all about computer, and is just there to rip people off with crap computers.

I think he's talking bull then. Define "the average PCW person". The PCs are pretty good, not saying you can't get similar for less but it IS practically a high street store.

It's a matter of "some of the staff are n00b but the vast majority are fine"...

Roy MM 23-09-2005 00:06

Re: Silent Mouse
 
Looks like this topic is off on a tangent again, :rme:

but you can set KB & mouse to not give out a bleep on each keystroke.


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