Re: Mouse //c on //e ?

[obsbedia2@aol.com (Obsbedia2)]

I've had similar problems when using a ZipChip and Double HiRes programs, such
as Dazzle Draw.  HiRes programs, such as MousePaint had no trouble with the
mouse, as did text-based programs, such as SuperSelector or AppleWorks.
Jay Edwards

<< Well, my problem is I got a Apple //e Mouse Card and I connected a //c mouse
on it. The computer seems to see the card, but not the mouse. Some programs
like MousePaint hang at startup, but tell me I've not installed the mouse
card if I remove it. So I guess my IIe truly detects the hardware...
I tried other programs with no luck. Dazzle Draw, for instance, tells me the
mouse isn't connected. I've tried all my mice on the card: my 2 Apple //c
mice, my Mac Plus mice and my Mac 128k mice... Nothing works. I even tried
removing all the other cards in my IIe. I guess I'll try in my other IIe,
because I've had some trouble with the SuperSerial Card too.

Cheezy.
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