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To: James Wyatt <jwyatt@rwsystems.net>
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Subject: Re: where to get hardware
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 > My favorite little VAR down the street cannot find me 3-button mice
 > (more signs of MS dominance). He checked Ingram Micro and a few other
 > places.
 > 
 > Anyone got a source?  I've never tried, but can one use the wheel as a
 > middle button on such mice?

	Office Depot had several three button mice, some for about 10
bucks, both in serial and ps/2 versions. I was there just last week.

-jav


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