Weird. The question looked different when I typed it -__- Here are some more details: I have an A4TECH K4-3D mouse and I want to change the function of the 2X button. I had this acme MN04 mouse that had a small button that would change the speed of the cursor in a single click and I want 2X button to do the same. Is there any way to do this?
The mouse pad is useful for both the trackball mouse and the optical mouse. When a trackball mouse is used, the mouse pad is a good surface for the ball to catch and roll on. When an optical mouse is used, the mouse pad provides a good non-reflective surface.
This is a matter of opinion. I like both, but a lot of people like Mickey better.
It is better to use small trap cars as the larger ones can prevent no use to trapping a mouse the small traps are much quicker to get the mouse/rats.
the lion has better eye sight
Generally an optical mouse provides much better function than an older ball design mouse. The lack of an internal ball to move the mouse reduces the need for cleaning and build up do to the ball itself wearing down.
"Better" is subjective. The major advantage an optical mouse, though, is that it is not mechanical-ball-based, so it will not clog up and not work. With a regular mouse, the little ball inside it accumulates dust and dirt, making the mouse not function unless cleaned.
Mickey Mouse
mickey mouse for most boys and tinker bell for girls.
I believe an optical mouse is better because a wireless mouse not only emits a lot of radiation but it doesn't work properly if you are not using it near your computer. Moreover, optical mice have a better system that tracks movements and it's much more precise and efficient. However, you may be kind of annoyed by the long wire of the mouse but I think you can deal with it anyway.
You can put a new mouse in the same cage as another, but if your mouse prefers living alone, don't put the mouse in the cage. The older mouse should be better off solitary.
Mickey Mouse.