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From: alan@pdn.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: Logitech Mouse
Message-ID: <1700@pdn.UUCP>
Date: Sun, 1-Nov-87 20:16:04 EST
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Posted: Sun Nov  1 20:16:04 1987
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References: <1925@briar.Philips.Com>
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Organization: Paradyne Corporation, Largo, Florida
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In article <1925@briar.Philips.Com> brb@philabs.Philips.Com (Brian Bertan) writes:
>I am considering purchasing the Logitech Mouse.  Is it a reasonable device?

Yes, pretty good.  We use it to run Smalltalk/AT on PC's LTD 386 boxes.
We're happy with it.  However, like all mechanical mice, you have to
clean the mouse ball frequently (about once a week).

>Also, I would like to know if the bundled packages, with Logicad or Logipaint
>are worthwhile.  I own a PC-AT, and I would like to provide a friendlier
>interface for my wife, who otherwise will not use it.

We use Point, their mouse-based editor, which is rather good.  We don't
use Logicad or Logipaint, so I can't comment on that.  I can say that
their Modula-2 compiler is hot stuff (relative to other M2/x86 compilers :-) ), 
and that they use it to develop their applications. 

--alan@pdn