At 12:26 PM 6/14/01 -0400, Douglas Butler wrote:
>All of the dead ends I have been running into made me suspect this.  But
>the Microsoft Intellimouse, looking through a relay lens is real good a
>tracking concrete.  I will turn my efforts to extracting the tracking
>signal from the mouse before if gets to the USB interface chip.

Check the package the mouse came in - you should find a little green USB to
PS2 adapter in there.  Microsoft built the Intellimouse *right* - it senses
what kind of connection is being used on power-up and switches between USB
or PS2 mode automatically.  Treat the mouse as a PS2 device and things
should be a lot easier.

dwayne



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