[Paladin2]

I have crashed Macs to the point where the only alternative is to reboot. I have to occasionally "fix" my neighbor's Mac (a single mouse button is sooo limiting).

One pays one's money and lives with the result.

[Star Traveler]

You said — a single mouse button is sooo limiting...

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Hmmm..., from what I’ve seen, there are about six separate actions (or “buttons” if you will) on my mouse... (that’s the normal mouse that Apple has...).

I don’t know what mouse you are using.... LOL...

http://www.apple.com/mightymouse/

[Swordmaker]

I have crashed Macs to the point where the only alternative is to reboot. I have to occasionally "fix" my neighbor's Mac (a single mouse button is sooo limiting).

When? I have been using OS X Macs since 2001. I've had three kernel panics, all of them with OS X.0 or OS X.1. I manage networks of multiple Macs... the last system crash occurred over three years ago when a fan failed and an iMac froze because of overheating. So just exactly HOW did you "crash" a Mac so that you had to reboot? What OS?

Paladin, Macs have not shipped with single button mouses since August 2005. Macs have worked, out of the box, with multi-button input devices since at least 1994. I think that ignorance is what is limiting.