I"ve found that I like my graphire tablet from WACOM. the tablet itself
plugs into the USB port and a regular mouse can work in conjunction with it.
It comes with a little crappy wireless mouse (no batteries required) and a
pen. It can be plugged and unplugged while the computer is on, and is easy
to install. I think it's a better solution than a battery powered or
rechargeable device.
luv,
-Su

> Anyone else using a wireless mouse? My son installed one on our
> computer. I have mixed feelings. When it is good it is very, very
> good. When it is bad, it sucks.
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> For the most part, it is nice to be free of wires. This one is radio,
> not infra-red. Not bad, until it runs out of juice when you are doing
> something important. Don't forget to put it in it's docking station
> to recharge.
>
> If you don't put it in the docking station with care, it calls up a
> help window. That is a pain, since the screen saver and monitor shut
> off don't seem to want to work while the help window is open. A
> little care prevents this, but what a pain.
>
> The up side is that you can re-arrange your gaming hardware
> configuration to suit your tastes without worrying about the mouse
> cable. This wireless stuff may be rather nice once the bugs are
> worked out.
>
> Barto Proudfoot
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