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I know that on startup the Kensington drivers look for the device and if it
is not there then the drivers don't load. Have you tried booting the
machines one at a time with the switchbox set to that machine so that the
drivers get loaded (if this is the same thing)?
RonL
At 13:58 2000-07-11, you wrote:
>I have a KVM swtichbox from NTI which allows me to use a Macintosh mouse
>and keyboard for a Mac and a PC.
>
>Which would be great except that the user is addicted to this Logitech
>Trackman Marble with programmable keys, and the signal from the Trackman
>is being filtered somehow by the switchbox. So the programmable keys don't
>work, on either the Mac or PC. A regular click works fine, and even the
>right-mouse click on the PC works (Command-click does this).
>
>Has anyone been successful in getting third-party mice to work in this
>situation?
>--
>
>Kim Andersen
>Amarillo National Research Center
>
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