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Kensington will not provide a mouse driver for Vista. My Kensington mouse
does work in Vista, but I cannot configure the buttons. I was told by them
that MS has provided a way to this, but after repeatedly asking how I could
this in Vista, I was advised the best thing would be to return the mouse and
try and get my money back.

What a joke of a company. Sod them

"//// Owen \\\\" <> wrote in message
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> What a joke of a company. Sod them


MS or Kensington? Or both?

On Wed, 24 Oct 2007 18:26:32 GMT, "//// Owen \\\\\\\\"
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>Kensington will not provide a mouse driver for Vista. My Kensington mouse
>does work in Vista, but I cannot configure the buttons. I was told by them
>that MS has provided a way to this, but after repeatedly asking how I could
>this in Vista, I was advised the best thing would be to return the mouse and
>try and get my money back.
>
>What a joke of a company. Sod them

So you bought a mouse that wasn't Vista compliant.

Who's fault is that?
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Anything you use with Vista, must be Vista compliant in both hardware and
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businesses are refusing Vista, and still ordering XP-Pro for their
computers. If you talk to any major computer supplier, they can still sell
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"//// Owen \\\\" <> wrote in message
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Kensington will not provide a mouse driver for Vista. My Kensington mouse
does work in Vista, but I cannot configure the buttons. I was told by them
that MS has provided a way to this, but after repeatedly asking how I could
this in Vista, I was advised the best thing would be to return the mouse and
try and get my money back.

What a joke of a company. Sod them

"//// Owen \\\\\\\\" <> wrote in
news:s7MTi.28519$G25.7726@edtnps89:

> Kensington will not provide a mouse driver for Vista. My
> Kensington mouse does work in Vista, but I cannot configure
> the buttons. I was told by them that MS has provided a
> way to this, but after repeatedly asking how I could this
> in Vista, I was advised the best thing would be to return
> the mouse and try and get my money back.
>
> What a joke of a company. Sod them

If you are talking about the huge 4-button Kensigton trackball,
they were the greatest. But you shouldn't blame the company for
not wanting to write drivers for a mouse that's about 15 years
old. They probably didn't think anyone was still using one. I'd
like one myself, actually.

If it's a different Kensigton, and the mouse is relatively new,
they SHOULD write new drivers. OTOH, a new mouse can be as low
as $3 or as much as $100.

Of course, if MS weren't assholes, ANY ****ing MOUSE would work
with Disasta. I guess that's why they make mice and kbd's. A
miracle most keyboards work with any Windows (AFAIK).

//// Owen \\\\ wrote:
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> Kensington will not provide a mouse driver for Vista. My Kensington mouse

Then spend five dollars for a new mouse. Problem solved.



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