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From: neves@virga.ucar.edu (Michelle Neves)
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Subject: Re: Problems with Logitech mouse
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Date: 30 Jan 91 16:10:46 GMT
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In article <ROWHI.91Jan30133457@hulk.hut.fi> rowhi@niksula.hut.fi (Aapo Kaarlo Johannes Rautiainen) writes:
>I am having great troubles with Logitech pilot mouse.Mouse is
>connected to COM2.When I try to run Windows 3 there is a mouse
>pointer but it doesn't work,I mean that the mouse pointer doesn't
>move.My computer is 386 and I have a modem connected to COM1.

We have the same setup and we could not get a Logitech serial mouse to
work until we used the Logitech driver in the CONFIG.SYS (i.e.
DEVICE=MOUSE.SYS /2).  Also, check to make sure that the COM ports
are set up correctly; for example, if you have a serial/parallel card
with two COM ports, disable COM1 and setup your modem as COM1:. 

I hope this helps!
Michelle Neves