>> all attempts to right click would show that
>> the mouse button was frozen.

> What's this "right click" thing? =A0Does the mouse sense that you're pres=
sing
> ont the right part of its single button or something?

Ah. I stand corrected.
Maybe -

"All attempts at right clicking would show that left and right buttons
were electrically sort circuitedin the mouse and that right hand
wiring was O/C ..."

:-) ?

I don't know how many buttons The Xerox Parc project mouse had.

I waited about 35 years for the computer they told us would evolve
from their efforts (The "Dynabook")  to finally come to fruition - and
I'm extremely happy with my HP5101 which masquerades as a reasonably
close equivalent to what they had in mind way back then.

Fujitsu (AFAIR) did do a Dynabook range of notebooks starting some
years back, but they did not at that stage match the original Xerox
vision.

                 Russell.

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