why the Pc mouse named as mouse?
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Well It moves like a mouse. nibbles at signs till we finish lies low in one corner silently. Doesnot run away.\nMay be MICROSOFT wanted it to be a MOUSE MICROSOFT MOST USEFUL ITEM.
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Your Monitor is set to vertical Spanning (The Graphics CArd thinks you are using two MOnitors) When The mouse is moved to the right it was suppose to appear on the second screen.\n\nUse the Graphics properties to turn of Vertical Spanning.
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The mouse was invented by Douglas Engelbart of Stanford Research Institute in 1963 after extensive usability testing. The first mouse was bulky and used two gear wheels perpendicular to each other: the rotation of each wheel was translated into motion along one axis in the plane. Engelbart received patent US3541541 on November 17, 1970 for an "X-Y Position Indicator For A Display System".
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you might have a conflict between the mouse and another computer component.\n\nThe most common conflict is with the modem, so in case you are not using the modem, (most likely) try taking it off.\n\nyou can go to the control panel and under system, hadware,devices, look for the mouse and check if it has a conflict with any other hardware.
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Yeah you can use a controller, but I think the general consensus is that mouse/keyboard is more accurate.
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It could also be a system problem in that there are too many processes running at once and your mouse response is competing with other system processes.  Try and reduce the number of processes that are running in the background and see if that makes a difference.  Unless there is junk build up on the tracking ball then I doubt that the physical component of the mouse is the problem.
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try reinstalling the mouse software if any came with the mouse. on windows, you can click start, settings, control panel and mouse and see if any settings there changed.\n\nthis is assuming you have a Windows machine.\n\nif you don't have software with your mouse, go to the manufactures website. and see if you can download one that matches your mouse model.
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"Mice" or "mouses"?\nThe fourth (current as of 2006) edition of The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language reports both "computer mice" and "computer mouses" as correct plural forms for "computer mouse". The traditional form "mice", however, is the most common choice, whereas some technical documents authors may prefer the form "mouse devices".
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rat  LOL.. it is 'mus' or simply 'm', or M.O.M, or 's180' or.......... whatever you want\n\n1.  mus (mouse)  \n\n'mus' is the RTECS abbreviation for mouse. On some MSDS's, the abbreviation 'm' may also be used.\n\n2.  M.O.M. indicates the abbreviation for mouse on mouse kit from VECTOR.\n\n3.  S180 is an abbreviation for mouse sarcoma 180\n\n4.  Mouse buttons: eg MB1 is the left mouse. button, MB2 the center button
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i hope it is one of those\n\nhttp://froogle.google.com/froogle?q=wireless+mouse+pc+card&btnG=Search+Froogle
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If you have a standard PC, 2-button mouse, you can adjust the Mouse settings in Control Panel.  If it is clicking every time you touch it, though, it sounds like it's on the blink.\n\nA Mac mouse click by pressing the whole body of the mouse down.  You can also adjust settings in System Preferences.
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Because there is something wrong with your mouse .. check the mouse or try a new mouse ... it will be fine ..\n\nGood Luck!!!
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There are two versions of the mouse:\n\n* The tracking ball based - This consists of a ball enclosed in a housing, the walls of which have wheels that rotote in accordance to the wheel brushing against it (much like gears in motion). The wheel is in contact with the surface of motion, and rotates according to the way we move the mouse. The motion of the wheels is encoded digitally and sent to the CPU.\n\n* The optical mouse - this consists something like a camera on the bottom side, which is illumiated. The camera takes quick snapshots of the surface on which it is placed, and processes the information from consecutive such frames to determine motion, if any, and how much.
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The mouse pointers, animations, and cursors are all bitmaps to be used by windows.  Meaning they are static pictures you cannot change and they were just designed that way.  I've noticed it too.\n\nI always wanted to see one that would flip from side to side depending on where  you are on the screen.
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keyboard and/or mouse
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find the mouse program in control panel and choose the mouse pointer you want.
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Inside the USB adapter/mouse port that controls your mouse is a reciever.  Inside your mouse is a transmitter. When the optical laser/ball moves, it sends a signal to move the mouse a certain direction to the reciever.  Once the reciever gets the signals, (which is about a S P L I T second,), It moves the cursor on the screen.\n\nP.S. When you try to move the (OPTICAL) mouse on glass or plexiglass, a little camera which recieves the movement, will not pick up.