Microsoft Keyboard & Mouse

I am supporting many systems, and have a few here at home. I found for myself, I like the standard keytronix keyboard, that is based on the old style IBM type. This keyboard is easy to use, and I am able to type at a rapid rate with it.

As for a mouse, I like the standard MS optical, or the Logitech optical mouse. To me both are very good. One mouse that I found that I really like for general word processing, and email is the CIRQUE GDU-410. It is bit expensive, but I like it a lot. This is a touch pad mouse.

As for wireless keyboards, and mice, I don't like them. They use batteries, and have to be charged from time to time. If you forget to charge them, then you have no mouse our keyboard to work with.

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Jerry G. =====

I've decided I don't like this Microsoft Wireless keyboard and mouse I got last October.

I don't like the insert key being placed elsewhere and the delete key being bigger and the end key higher up.

I also don't like this F Lock button. I have to always press it to get certain keys I use regularly to work.

And the biggest thing of all that really ticks me off, is when I try to do a copy or cut using Ctrl and the C or X button, it never seems to work no matter whenever I changed the position of the F Lock key.

If I want to copy or cut anything I have to use the mouse or the menu to do it, the keyboard just doesn't work.

I wish I'd stuck with Logitech.

The only thing I do like about the Microsoft keyboard is the actually keys themselves they are good to press and its easy to use apart from the major problems I have. The mouse is excellent, no issue with that at all.

Does anyone else have issues with the Microsoft keyboard and the Ctrl & C or X for copying or cutting? Or is this just my keyboard?

Cheers

John