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...I have been loathed to throw it out for all these years as it cost me an arm and a leg...

Ha, I remember paying $99.99 for my first SpaceOrb, back when it was a new product. Way expensive back then. But when they were discontinued, I got three of them for $9.99 apiece. I guess things evened ...

I'm impressed with your rate of progress: guess I need to check in more often now- (two or three time a year used to be sufficient!). And that's quite some controller in the pic: do you work the buttons with your toes? :-) As for your question, I have no inspiration regarding the feature set. I'll ...

I'm a chemist by trade: soldering is not my forte. Who am I kidding: I'm good for splicing a lamp cord, not much else. I'd be happy to buy one or two if you get them manufactured, and will subsidize the production cost as well if/when you decide to farm out the job.

t-man

The driver still doesn't work in Vista x64, even with driver checking disabled: but Victor has apparently solved the problem, and then some. Read his latest post!

TurtleMan

I'm speechless, Victor... Many thanks for your undying Orb support and for supporting "Undying" on the Orb (a bit of SpaceOrb humor, very small bit :roll: )...

I'm quite proficient with the mouse/kb now, but many people with impaired dexterity will benefit from your innovation... And I'll of ...

Vista x64 will not run unsigned drivers, and I'm afraid nobody will be producing one of these anytime soon (basically not gonna happen). You could try using Readydriver Plus as a workaround, but I don't know if the signing issue is the only problem going on between the Orb and Vista x64...

If you ...