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On 29 Dec, Fernando Valenzuela wrote:
> I have a IBM 380D Laptop. It has a mouse port in the back but it doesn't have a keyboard port. 
> I'm supposed to buy an adapter to share the port for both external
> mouse and keyboard. The laptop do have a serial port but for some
> reason a mouse dosn't work there. Windows 98 doesn't detect it either.
> My questions are, 1. How can I make that serial port to work with a
> mouse and 2. how can I use the mouse port for the keyboard?
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Fernando Valenzuela.
> PD/Please reply to both emails. Thanks in advance.




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