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To: tiloup who wrote (2310)	3/8/1999 10:32:00 PM
From: RJL	Respond to of 110645

Hi Norman, You're probably referring to the Logitech first mouse. The one with the wheel for scrolling. (One of my favorites). You should have gotten drivers with that when you got the mouse. Especially if you are switching from a non-Logitech mouse. Windows 95 isn't too friendly when you switch from a standard Microsoft compatible mouse to a Logitech without the drivers. I do suggest getting the latest release from the Logitech web site here: logitech.com I suggest going back and getting the serial mouse. And hey, if you are returning it to the same tech shop where you got your RAM, get them to install it to make sure it works. It should be a 2 minute job for them, and it'll save you the time. Good luck, Richard