On Nov 14, 2003, at 12:52 PM, JA wrote: > I use the small Kensington mouse with 2 buttons and a small wheel with > button function. > You can program every button separately, from the system preferences > panel. > It works great! > > Jose Salcedo The Kensington PocketMouse Pro is pretty nice (I have one), but it isn't a bluetooth mouse and requires a USB dongle, which I presume Dan would prefer to avoid. Also it is not the best optical mouse - I find you have to have the right surface to use it on or it can be sticky/stuttery. Still, I like it a lot, but once I get a new PowerBook with built-in bluetooth I'm going to want to ditch the dongle and go bluetooth. :) Belkin is coming out with a bluetooth multi-button mouse <http://catalog.belkin.com/IWCatProductPage.process? Merchant_Id=1&Product_Id=157641>, but it has one of those right-hand-only designs, which I don't like. I like to be able to switch sides to keep from killing my wrists. Belkin is also the purveyor of the randomly spam-serving router, which is further reason to avoid their products. Any other options out there? Steve