Scanport ball 2 wheel mouse

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Any suggestions for driver for this mouse?
It works with the Microsoft mouse driver but the wheels and third button are not recognised.
Model: SMT-13 MADE IN CHINA BL898041 S/N 990402988
name on top: SCANPORT
PREVIOS SERCHES FOR win95 TURNED UP NO RESULTS.
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HansMassage said in
news:B297B608-2E24-4F11-B937-09AE29CF0381@microsoft.com:
> Any suggestions for driver for this mouse?
> It works with the Microsoft mouse driver but the wheels and third
> button are not recognised. Model: SMT-13 MADE IN CHINA BL898041 S/N
> 990402988
> name on top: SCANPORT
> PREVIOS SERCHES FOR win95 TURNED UP NO RESULTS.


Just taking a guess that www.scanport.com exists resulted in a found web
site with a driver download section. Google is also often helpful. A
Google search showed several places to find the driver. Adding the
model number significantly reduced the match count to just:

http://www.google.com/search?q=%2Bscanport+%2Bmouse+%2B%22SMT-13%22


This newsgroup is for Windows XP, not for 9-year old Windows 95. In a
news client (I'm pretty sure you have Outlook Express since you're
asking about Windows), search newsgroups for those titled with "win95"
and "windows95". If your ISP doesn't provide a news server, use
Microsoft's (msnews.microsoft.com). Since you are using Microsoft's CDO
(web) interface rather than a real news client, just click on the "+"
icon to expand the node for "Windows 95" at
http://support.microsoft.com/newsgroups/. No searching needed to find
the Windows 95 newsgroups.
 
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Thank you for the Google serch results. Unfortunatly the driver download referred to is no longer avalable. To clarafy I am Now using Windows XP; The serch I did when I first got the mouse some years ago I was using Windows 95 and I serched through drivers.com.
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"*Vanguard*" wrote:

> HansMassage said in
> news:B297B608-2E24-4F11-B937-09AE29CF0381@microsoft.com:
> > Any suggestions for driver for this mouse?
> > It works with the Microsoft mouse driver but the wheels and third
> > button are not recognised. Model: SMT-13 MADE IN CHINA BL898041 S/N
> > 990402988
> > name on top: SCANPORT
> > PREVIOS SERCHES FOR win95 TURNED UP NO RESULTS.
>
>
> Just taking a guess that www.scanport.com exists resulted in a found web
> site with a driver download section. Google is also often helpful. A
> Google search showed several places to find the driver. Adding the
> model number significantly reduced the match count to just:
>
> http://www.google.com/search?q=%2Bscanport+%2Bmouse+%2B%22SMT-13%22
>
>
> This newsgroup is for Windows XP, not for 9-year old Windows 95. In a
> news client (I'm pretty sure you have Outlook Express since you're
> asking about Windows), search newsgroups for those titled with "win95"
> and "windows95". If your ISP doesn't provide a news server, use
> Microsoft's (msnews.microsoft.com). Since you are using Microsoft's CDO
> (web) interface rather than a real news client, just click on the "+"
> icon to expand the node for "Windows 95" at
> http://support.microsoft.com/newsgroups/. No searching needed to find
> the Windows 95 newsgroups.
>
>
>
 
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HansMassage said in
news:C3268D95-7392-43A0-96D9-6BF0B035E4D3@microsoft.com:
> Thank you for the Google serch results. Unfortunatly the driver
> download referred to is no longer avalable. To clarafy I am Now using
> Windows XP; The serch I did when I first got the mouse some years ago
> I was using Windows 95 and I serched through drivers.com.

Apparently several of the links at the maker's web site are dead. That
doesn't mean the drivers aren't available. It means the web designer
screwed up by moving the files and not making the links match.
According to Network Solutions' WhoIs, their domain registration was
just updated today so it probably is not an abandoned web site. Have
you tried contacting Scanport (http://www.scanport.com/contact_idx.html)
to notify them that the links are broken and where to get the driver(s)?

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