in reply to Mousebehaviour

If you can't find a software solution just flip the mouse over, the ball doesn't usually move when it's inverted.

Another thought, get a Logitech cordless mouse and move it out of range of the receiver (~6ft) to disable it.

Update:

Use your imagination here. You could invert the mouse and place it somewhere (that exists or that you create) so that the buttons can't be easily pressed. Velcro® is a wonderful way to improvise mounting solutions for small electronic devices :-)

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Re: Re: Mousebehaviour
by Jouke (Curate) on Feb 20, 2001 at 17:11 UTC
    What do you mean by flipping the mouse over? Laying it on its back? I don't think that would be a good idea, since the buttons would easily be pressed that way.

    The cordless mouse wouldn't either, because she carries everyting with her on her wheelchair. When she goes to school, she takes the laptop with her, along with the mouse...And little seperate things get lost

    Jouke Visser, Perl 'Adept'