Yes, it does have such a mouse but I still need both serial ports as I
have a good many things connected to my computer.  Use it for genealogy,
photography and my sewing machine.  Micron told me it was possible to
change the IRQ to enable both but not how to do it.  I have had a Micron
since the P90 was the top one and loved it.  So when I got ready to get
a new one, I bought Micron partly because their tech support was so
great.  They helped me with everything then but no more!  And I just
ordered Microns for my son's business too!

Dave Gillett wrote:
>
> On 7 Oct 99, at 12:23, Wanda Irby wrote:
>
> > I have a new Microm Millinamum PIII 600 and a new Wacom pad and
> > pencil. I need to use the second serial port but it was disabled to
> > accomidate the internal modem.  Their tech support told me it could
> > be enabled by changing the IRQ but I don't know how to do that.  I
> > hope someone can tell me.
>
>   Both my partners have internal modems and pads (one is a Wacom, the
> other is not).  Originally, we accomodated the Wacom pad by using a
> PnP modem configured for COM3 and IRQ12, but since then we've gone to
> the same solution on that machine as on the other -- use a PS/2 mouse
> instead of a serial mouse, freeing up the other COM port.
>
>   [I would be very surprised to see a PIII system without a PS/2
> mouse port, and one of the local electronics surplus places routinely
> has IBM or Microsoft PS/2 mice for under $10.]
>
> David G
>
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