plugin mouse for laptop

hello
I purchased a new Laptop
Acer Aspire 5535
Vista Home Premium SP 1 32 bit

still playing around with the mouse
trying to figure out how it works
how to use or find the wheel and
scrolling without pushing buttons at same time

Is there such a thing as plug in mouse for laptop?
my desktop mouse don't fit, lol

have a nice weekend

fritz

silver hair <> wrote:

>hello
>I purchased a new Laptop
>Acer Aspire 5535
>Vista Home Premium SP 1 32 bit
>
>still playing around with the mouse
>trying to figure out how it works
>how to use or find the wheel and
>scrolling without pushing buttons at same time
>
>Is there such a thing as plug in mouse for laptop?
>my desktop mouse don't fit, lol

It is called a USB mouse. Get a corded one.

"silver hair" <> wrote in message
news44D6149-3923-446D-92D6-...
> hello
> I purchased a new Laptop
> Acer Aspire 5535
> Vista Home Premium SP 1 32 bit
>
> still playing around with the mouse
> trying to figure out how it works
> how to use or find the wheel and
> scrolling without pushing buttons at same time
>
> Is there such a thing as plug in mouse for laptop?
> my desktop mouse don't fit, lol
>
Generally just a small USB connected mouse will do the trick.
I use a £4.99 one with a scroll wheel.

bw..

silver hair wrote:

> hello
> I purchased a new Laptop
> Acer Aspire 5535
> Vista Home Premium SP 1 32 bit
>
> still playing around with the mouse
> trying to figure out how it works
> how to use or find the wheel and
> scrolling without pushing buttons at same time
>
> Is there such a thing as plug in mouse for laptop?
> my desktop mouse don't fit, lol

You probably mean the touchpad. You can set touchpad controls from the Mouse
applet in Control Panel. Or you touchpad may have its own Control Panel
applet (like Synaptics).

Others have recommended wired USB mice and that's fine. I use a wireless
laptop mouse and really like it. This is the one I use:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16826104216

It comes in different colors and the drivers that come with it allow you to
set the controls. You don't need to buy it from NewEgg; you can find it (or
something similar) at local office supply/computer stores.

Malke
--
MS-MVP
Elephant Boy Computers - Don't Panic!
http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/#FAQ

thank you both that was fast
I ll get one



"meerkat" wrote:

>
> "silver hair" <> wrote in message
> news44D6149-3923-446D-92D6-...
> > hello
> > I purchased a new Laptop
> > Acer Aspire 5535
> > Vista Home Premium SP 1 32 bit
> >
> > still playing around with the mouse
> > trying to figure out how it works
> > how to use or find the wheel and
> > scrolling without pushing buttons at same time
> >
> > Is there such a thing as plug in mouse for laptop?
> > my desktop mouse don't fit, lol
> >
> Generally just a small USB connected mouse will do the trick.
> I use a £4.99 one with a scroll wheel.
>
> bw..
>
>
>

Malke <> wrote:

>silver hair wrote:
>
>> hello
>> I purchased a new Laptop
>> Acer Aspire 5535
>> Vista Home Premium SP 1 32 bit
>>
>> still playing around with the mouse
>> trying to figure out how it works
>> how to use or find the wheel and
>> scrolling without pushing buttons at same time
>>
>> Is there such a thing as plug in mouse for laptop?
>> my desktop mouse don't fit, lol
>
>You probably mean the touchpad. You can set touchpad controls from the Mouse
>applet in Control Panel. Or you touchpad may have its own Control Panel
>applet (like Synaptics).
>
>Others have recommended wired USB mice and that's fine. I use a wireless
>laptop mouse and really like it. This is the one I use:
>
>http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16826104216
>
>It comes in different colors and the drivers that come with it allow you to
>set the controls. You don't need to buy it from NewEgg; you can find it (or
>something similar) at local office supply/computer stores.

Batteries are such a pain.

Manny Weisbord wrote:
> Malke <> wrote:
>
>> silver hair wrote:
>>
>>> hello
>>> I purchased a new Laptop
>>> Acer Aspire 5535
>>> Vista Home Premium SP 1 32 bit
>>>
>>> still playing around with the mouse
>>> trying to figure out how it works
>>> how to use or find the wheel and
>>> scrolling without pushing buttons at same time
>>>
>>> Is there such a thing as plug in mouse for laptop?
>>> my desktop mouse don't fit, lol
>> You probably mean the touchpad. You can set touchpad controls from the Mouse
>> applet in Control Panel. Or you touchpad may have its own Control Panel
>> applet (like Synaptics).
>>
>> Others have recommended wired USB mice and that's fine. I use a wireless
>> laptop mouse and really like it. This is the one I use:
>>
>> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16826104216
>>
>> It comes in different colors and the drivers that come with it allow you to
>> set the controls. You don't need to buy it from NewEgg; you can find it (or
>> something similar) at local office supply/computer stores.
>
> Batteries are such a pain.

My MS Wireless Optical mouse batteries last more than six months. I will
admit that my previous HP wireless mouse required replacing the
batteries about every six weeks. These are both for desktops. My laptop
Logitech wireless USB mouse has been running since last August on the
original batteries. In any case, the lack of wires is worth changing the
batteries once in a while.

Bill

"Bill Sharpe" wrote:

> Manny Weisbord wrote:
> > Malke <> wrote:
> >
> >> silver hair wrote:
> >>
> >>> hello
> >>> I purchased a new Laptop
> >>> Acer Aspire 5535
> >>> Vista Home Premium SP 1 32 bit
> >>>
> >>> still playing around with the mouse
> >>> trying to figure out how it works
> >>> how to use or find the wheel and
> >>> scrolling without pushing buttons at same time
> >>>
> >>> Is there such a thing as plug in mouse for laptop?
> >>> my desktop mouse don't fit, lol
> >> You probably mean the touchpad. You can set touchpad controls from the Mouse
> >> applet in Control Panel. Or you touchpad may have its own Control Panel
> >> applet (like Synaptics).
> >>
> >> Others have recommended wired USB mice and that's fine. I use a wireless
> >> laptop mouse and really like it. This is the one I use:
> >>
> >> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16826104216
> >>
> >> It comes in different colors and the drivers that come with it allow you to
> >> set the controls. You don't need to buy it from NewEgg; you can find it (or
> >> something similar) at local office supply/computer stores.
> >
> > Batteries are such a pain.
>
> My MS Wireless Optical mouse batteries last more than six months. I will
> admit that my previous HP wireless mouse required replacing the
> batteries about every six weeks. These are both for desktops. My laptop
> Logitech wireless USB mouse has been running since last August on the
> original batteries. In any case, the lack of wires is worth changing the
> batteries once in a while.
>
> Bill
>
thanks
I ll try out my 11.06 $ wired mouse first