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Re: PLEASE HELP: Repair of IIE/IIC Mouses
"Michael J. Mahon" <mjmahon@aol.com> wrote in message
20030921235830.16646.00001376@mb-m02.aol.com">news:20030921235830.16646.00001376@mb-m02.aol.com...
> Stephen E Buggie wrote:
>
> > Help! I have 5-6 IIe/IIc mouses, all with the same fault! They
> >scroll vertically, but not horizontally. Someone told me that its
> >indicates a broken wire. But which wire?? Is the break likely to be at
the
> >DB-9 plug, or at the entry point into the mouse's housing?
>
> A few months back, it was noted in this group that not all non-ADB
> mice that work with Macs work with Apple II's. IIRC, it could be
> predicted based on country of origin, but just testing them will
> confirm that they are not Apple II-compatible, of course.
>
> In short, they are probably not broken, just incompatible.
>
> (If they _were_ broken, wouldn't you expect half of them to
> not move vertically? ;-)
>
> -michael
I'm through arguing with them. I have 2 that consistently
work on the //e and not on the IIc/IIc+, and the rest work
on both. If Buggie so desires, I will gladly trade one of my
IIc working models for one of his non-working ones. I can
always use them on my //e, or II+ for that matter. ;-) Of course
I do have 3 IIc's and a IIc+, so if I can offer a working mouse
along with them when I sell them, then having the ones that
do work will be more desirable.
Bill @ GarberStreet Enterprizez };-)
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