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Old Aug 19, 2006 | 12:56 PM
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Default RE: apples are slow...

any mouse will work on a mac..the way it should.. i have a 5 click gaming mouse on my mac and all the buttons work they way they should. the button on thier laptops is however a single click button, but if you hold control and then click or just get a mouse, you will have normal clicking abilities, just like windows.

Fiirkan Date 8/18/2006 1:16:27 PM
^ no right click on the mouse? or no right click on the system? cause i know a lot of mac's come with those annoying single button mice
i believe that mighty mouses are sent with all mac's thats come with mice (which would mean that they are no longer single click mice)


and about AMD. i dont understand why AMD fans get involved posts like these. Mac users have a gripe aginst windows.. not amd, or intel ect.. amd makes great stuff, (gets a bit hot tho) however, new intel stuff is better, very much better when in a mac then a pc. even ask them..



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I just dont know what I am going to get for my next comp. My sister's apple powerbook is amazing. But i grew up on PCs and i really like the right click. One thing that drives me insane on the apple



when is the last time you touched a mac? righ click has been on a mac since osx..about 3 years ago..



I thought you and your Audi were too good to post here?!
no..just to fast =P
 
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