in the Mouse Properties window. When designated specifically as the default, however, the wheel not only scrolls up and down within a given browser window, but also performs standard browser functions like Reload, Back, and Stop, reducing your mousing time and, accordingly, your wrist strain. Within your browser, simply press the wheel like a button to access the WebWheel menu, and all additional options appear in a small, circular field immediately beneath the cursor. You can even configure the menu to let you zip to your favorite sites without so much as having to move your cursor to your favorites list. WebWheel functionality requires Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT 4. 0, Me, or XP for the PC and Mac OS 8. 6 or later for Macintosh computers, as well as an Internet service provider (ISP) account. Compatibility If you're using a PC, make sure you have Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT 4. 0, Me, or XP; an available USB or PS/2 port (Windows 98, 2000, Me, or XP is required for USB hookup); and a CD-ROM drive. Mac users need to be using Mac OS 8. 6 or later, with both a USB port and a CD-ROM drive. -Michael Mikesell Pros: Small Nice action WebWheel function is convenient and customizable Includes PS/2 adapter Cons: No user adjustments for scrolling (takes lots of turns to move down a page) Uncomfortable to use for long periods of time.

6mm Weight - 64 grams with batteries.

The entire scroll wheel tilts from side to side, acts as a button, and reacts to how quickly you roll the wheel to enable smooth, accurate maneuverability. For example, if you're working with a super-wide spreadsheet, you can tilt the wheel from side to side to scroll right and left, without having to click the sheet's tiny scroll arrows. And because the mouse relies on advanced optical technology, you can use it on nearly any surface without having to deal with the hassle of a clogged mouse wheel. If you work with a lot of digital imagery, you'll love the mouse's magnification feature. With this feature, you'll think that you have a magnifying glass pressed against the screen. With a simple press-and-hold motion, the magnifier enlarges the area of your screen that fits inside the lens. You can easily adjust both the size of the lens and the level of its magnification. The Magnifier works in most programs. (The Magnifier is not compatible with Direct3D API in full-screen mode, media players, OpenGL, and Layered Windows. If you are using Mac OS X, the Magnifier enlarges text and images on the entire screen. ) When it's time to touch up photos or fine-tune to some detailed tasks, the magnifier will quickly become your best friend. The mouse also features advanced Microsoft technologies that help prolong the life of your batteries, which means that you can spend more time working and less time running back and forth to the store. The M03-00045 automatically enters standby mode when it's inactive for a certain length of time, which minimizes unnecessary battery drain. In addition, the light in the mouse's optical sensor illuminates only as brightly as is necessary to provide optimal tracking power. And finally, the mouse features a handy snap-in receiver that plugs in when you're ready to work, then snaps into your mouse when you travel, preserving battery life. Of course, as its name implies, the Microsoft M03-00045 is wireless, which means you'll never have to hassle with cords again. An ambidextrous, ergonomic design that features a rubber-sided grip gives this mouse a cutting-edge look and feel that will complement today's latest technology. So if you work with a computer that runs Windows XP and has an available USB port, the Microsoft M03-00045 could be the mouse you've always wanted. What's in the Box Wireless laser mouse, receiver, 2 AA batteries, software CD-ROM, and user's manual. Discover two incredible advances in mouse technology! For the Wireless IntelliMouse Explorer, MICROSOFT has combined optical technology with radio frequency wireless technology to reach a new peak of performance and freedom - in a design that feels as great as it looks. Forward & Back buttons let you manipulate your Web browser without having to click the toolbar All buttons can be reassigned to suit your needs USB & PS/2 PC & Mac - OS 8. 6+, Win98+ 2 AA Batteries (not included) Five Year Warranty Color - Platinum Requires Windows 2000 or XP in PC mode.

): Approx. 31. 5" Available Mid July, 2008.

Within your browser, simply press the wheel like a button to access the WebWheel menu, and all additional options appear in a small, circular field immediately beneath the cursor. You can even configure the menu to let you zip to your favorite sites without so much as having to move your cursor to your favorites list. WebWheel functionality requires Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT 4. 0, Me, or XP for the PC and Mac OS 8. 6 or later for Macintosh computers, as well as an Internet service provider (ISP) account. Compatibility If you're using a PC, make sure you have Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT 4. 0, Me, or XP; an available USB or PS/2 port (Windows 98, 2000, Me, or XP is required for USB hookup); and a CD-ROM drive. Mac users need to be using Mac OS 8. 6 or later, with both a USB port and a CD-ROM drive. -Michael Mikesell Pros: Small Nice action WebWheel function is convenient and customizable Includes PS/2 adapter Cons: No user adjustments for scrolling (takes lots of turns to move down a page) Uncomfortable to use for long periods of time.

in the Mouse Properties window. When designated specifically as the default, however, the wheel not only scrolls up and down within a given browser window, but also performs standard browser functions like Reload, Back, and Stop, reducing your mousing time and, accordingly, your wrist strain. Within your browser, simply press the wheel like a button to access the WebWheel menu, and all additional options appear in a small, circular field immediately beneath the cursor. You can even configure the menu to let you zip to your favorite sites without so much as having to move your cursor to your favorites list. WebWheel functionality requires Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT 4. 0, Me, or XP for the PC and Mac OS 8. 6 or later for Macintosh computers, as well as an Internet service provider (ISP) account. Compatibility If you're using a PC, make sure you have Windows 95, 98, 2000, NT 4. 0, Me, or XP; an available USB or PS/2 port (Windows 98, 2000, Me, or XP is required for USB hookup); and a CD-ROM drive. Mac users need to be using Mac OS 8. 6 or later, with both a USB port and a CD-ROM drive. -Michael Mikesell Pros: Small Nice action WebWheel function is convenient and customizable Includes PS/2 adapter Cons: No user adjustments for scrolling (takes lots of turns to move down a page) Uncomfortable to use for long periods of time.