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Multiple mouse solutions.

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Morania

Discussion Starter · Dec 25, 2008

I just got a cool new mouse for Christmas and would like to run it along with the good old family track ball. This isn't a problem except that the software for the new mouse want to uninstall the Logitech control software due to potential conflicts. I'd like to run both programs.

First thought is that I need to install both programs and be able to switch mouse applications as needed.

Another solution I've considered is to start my own account on this computer. I've never had a need to do that and can't find the little details about installing and running separate programs for each account. All I find is info on the personal surfing and desktop settings. Any ideas?

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Triple6

· #2 · Dec 26, 2008

Do you need both software? Both will work with the software, its just the extra functionality if any that the software gives.

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Morania

Discussion Starter · #3 · Dec 26, 2008

Yeah, we do. The track ball has double click functions and such that we're used to.

I think I'm going to have to do the second account to log on to for when I'm gaming and want to use the Sidewinder mouse.

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blackbox_ns

· #4 · Dec 26, 2008

Have you tried uninstalling the good old trackball, install the new mouse, then re-install the good old trackball, maybe reversing the order of the driver installs will make a difference.

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