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From: Hugh Momoka on 5 Apr 2010 22:26
I like to move my MS optical trackball with my fingertips. This means having
it "upside down" (cord towards me). On my previous computer, XP provided
settings > control panel > mouse > activities which included an "orintation"
setting. My newer one doesn't have "activities". Is this something to do with
"Intellipoint"?
From: Bruce Chambers on 5 Apr 2010 22:41
Hugh Momoka wrote:
> I like to move my MS optical trackball with my fingertips. This means having
> it "upside down" (cord towards me). On my previous computer, XP provided
> settings > control panel > mouse > activities which included an "orintation"
> setting. My newer one doesn't have "activities". Is this something to do with
> "Intellipoint"?


Most likely, yes. Have you tried reinstalling the drivers that came
with the trackball?


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From: Hugh Momoka on 6 Apr 2010 00:24


"Bruce Chambers" wrote:

> Hugh Momoka wrote:
> > I like to move my MS optical trackball with my fingertips. This means having
> > it "upside down" (cord towards me). On my previous computer, XP provided
> > settings > control panel > mouse > activities which included an "orintation"
> > setting. My newer one doesn't have "activities". Is this something to do with
> > "Intellipoint"?
>
>
> Most likely, yes. Have you tried reinstalling the drivers that came
> with the trackball?
>
>
> --
>
> Bruce Chambers

Thank you. I thought they hadn't come with the computer, but you prompted me
to look harder, and I found them (a CD called "Microsoft Intellipoint
4.1")and it works perfectly.
From: smlunatick on 6 Apr 2010 11:20
On Apr 6, 5:24 am, Hugh Momoka <HughMom...(a)discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
> "Bruce Chambers" wrote:
> > Hugh Momoka wrote:
> > > I like to move my MS optical trackball with my fingertips. This means having
> > > it "upside down" (cord towards me). On my previous computer, XP provided
> > > settings > control panel > mouse > activities which included an "orintation"
> > > setting. My newer one doesn't have "activities". Is this something to do with
> > > "Intellipoint"?
>
> >    Most likely, yes.  Have you tried reinstalling the drivers that came
> > with the trackball?
>
> > --
>
> > Bruce Chambers
>
> Thank you. I thought they hadn't come with the computer, but you prompted me
> to look harder, and I found them (a CD called "Microsoft Intellipoint
> 4.1")and it works perfectly.

Intellipoint 7 drivers are freely available on www.microsoft/com/hardware
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