[PCR-1000] a real knob for tuning the PCR-1000
tfugate
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Mon, 08 Apr 2002 07:43:41 -0400
At 05:38 PM 2002.04.07 , you wrote:
>At 04:33 PM 4/5/02, you wrote:
>>Anyone who has purchased a Griffin unit have you made it work as a tuning
>>control for PCR-1000 ? If so how? How have you linked it to the PCR
>>software?
>>
>>I have one but cannot seem to make it work (PCR under win 2000 work
>>station). Am I missing something or just being a bit stupid ? !!!
>
> No, it isn't usable with the 2.4 version of TalkPCR because the current
>version of the drivers can't simulate mouse clicks. We'll either need a
>new driver, or the author of TalkPCR will have to add keyboard equivlants
>for some of the tuning functions.
>
> I'd actually prefer both solutions get implemented because I've found
>a couple of other programs that really would be useful with the PowerMate
>except for the lack of the mouse click ability.
>
>
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Has anyone tried the wheel on the mouse?
My new work PC has a wheel mouse and this is my first
experience with one, I use a track ball at home, and an
Alps "Glide Path" on the laptop. The mouse wheel has a nice and
controlled scroll. I think it can be programmed to function as either the left
or right button, and it also appears to be a button it self.
Terry Fugate
WN4ISX