Scala & GLock
Kenneth,
Been there, hated it, bet you do too <grin>…
You have two options that I know of if you want to continue using Scala
and the GLock. The one I settled on was plugging the Scala dongle into
your first mouse port and then plugging your mouse into it. You can then
plug the GLock (without dongle) into the second mouse port. If you do
this, you will lose the right mouse button capability on your mouse.
Fortunately, you can use a keyboard equivalent (RAmiga + RAlt) to bring
back this functionality but it's admittedly not very fun.
The other option you have is plugging your GLock into the parallel
port. The ReadMe files that came with the GLock I was using indicted this
was possible and gave appropriate instructions. I did not get a chance to
try this out on the project I was working on due to time restrictions, but
I would consider this a much better option unless your parallel port is
already used!
I have some rather strong feelings about dongles so I better not
comment on Scala claiming it's not their problem…
EdV