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>Who was that cartoon cat who called them "meeses"? <g>
Wasn't that Sylvester?
I have never encountered a situation (yet) where the user had more than one
mouse (or ponting device). In speaking, though, we've always called them
computer mice.
Our testing coordinator has a collection of dead computer mice in his cube
that he has begun naming (after tying their cords into nooses (neeses?)
Fievel, Mickey, etc.
Kathleen
kpadova -at- millstar -dot- com
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