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The motion down for precise cursor placement.Thank You.!! Very Good Kensington HID Mouse*in*a*Box Optical Pro driver. Trackball that has the same features? The feature I find indispensible is: onĪ selected application (ie: autocad), by holding a keyboard button you slow Is there another driver that will work with this I don't want to use a different device because this trackball is a veryĬomfortable geometrically. Year old trackball with the same model right out of the box, so that's not the The default windows mouseĭriver provides good movement, but the Kensington does not. Using 6.01), and this is where the problems are. Station with windows 2000 which requires updating to version 6.0 or later (I'm Very familiar with how the motion should be.

Their version 5.04 driver, on windows 98, on two different machines, so I am I've used this Kensington device for several years with Anyway, I've eliminatedĪll obvious causes like snap setting, acceleration, and mechanical issues.Īnyone having the same experience and a solution? I Microsoft' Windows' XP Home Edition I WordPerfect Productivity Pack with.

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In my experience, when I plug in my Kensington trackball, my PC says 'OK, thats a mouse' and moving the trackball moves the cursor. Kensington mouse driver, meaning that the smallest increment of movement is I just installed Kensington Mouseworks 6.22 on Vista and everything went fine except on reboot Mouseworks didnt think I had a Kensington mouse plugged in. I am writing a Labview program using a Kensington expert trackball mouse to control two motors. Wrote in a Kensington Expert Mouse (trackball). Is there another driver that will work with this trackball that has the same features? The feature I find indispensible is: on a selected application (ie: autocad), by holding a keyboard button you slow the motion down for precise cursor placement. I don't want to use a different device because this trackball is a very comfortable geometrically. I've compared my 3 year old trackball with the same model right out of the box, so that's not the issue. The default windows mouse driver provides good movement, but the Kensington does not. I've recently moved to a work station with windows 2000 which requires updating to version 6.0 or later (I'm using 6.01), and this is where the problems are. I've used this Kensington device for several years with their version 5.04 driver, on windows 98, on two different machines, so I am very familiar with how the motion should be. Anyone having the same experience and a solution?

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Select Mworkssetup.exe and click OK and install the software. Then, click the Browse button and choose the CD-ROM drive. The Setup application should launch automatically, but if it does not, then 1. Anyway, I've eliminated all obvious causes like snap setting, acceleration, and mechanical issues. Insert the MouseWorks Installation CD into your CD-ROM drive. The motion is innacurate using the Kensington mouse driver, meaning that the smallest increment of movement is not small enough.

The removable upper shell is intended for gaining access to the battery compartment and USB dongle compartment where the included 2.4Ghz nano adapter can be stored. I use a Kensington Expert Mouse (trackball). OS but not 100 Thansk Reasons to avoid The Kensington Expert Trackball is ergonomically shaped and features an attachable. A computer mouse with a difference, the Kensington SureTrack has an interesting magnetically detachable top shell design that easily comes off by lifting it with your fingers.

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